As AI workloads become more computationally demanding, Indian researchers argue that the next advance may come from rethinking computing architecture itself.

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What DAC 2026 revealed about agents, engines, trust—and why the industry should be optimistic.

The post From AI-Assisted EDA to AI-Mediated Engineering appeared first on EE Times.

Whether in the mass consumer market or the high-end professional audio segment, sound quality remains the defining factor that separates one product from another. Consumers’ appetite for better audio has never waned. According to Qualcomm’s 2023 State of Sound report, 73% of consumers prioritize improved sound quality when upgrading to a new device, while 69% […]

The post Proven: Actions Technology’s End-to-End Audio Architecture Tames Sound’s “Black Magic” appeared first on EE Times.

The $1.35 billion deal marks another edge AI leap of faith, combining analog sensing with low-power AI processors.

The post ADI Snaps Alif Semiconductor to Push AI into Physical Systems appeared first on EE Times.

A U.K. air traffic control glitch stranded flights for hours, prompting reflections on resilience, redundancy, legacy systems, and AI.

The post What Six Hours on the Runway Told Me About Air Traffic Control, Resilience, and AI appeared first on EE Times.

Expressif might not have intended the ESP32-S3 to become an emulation powerhouse, but that’s certainly what has happened. The little microcontroller seems perfect for recreating the Game Boys or Game …read more

Once upon a time, you had to carefully budget your microcontroller’s resources if you wanted to do something as simple as flash a bunch of LEDs. These days, they’re powerful …read more

As FDM printers keep getting faster, we are forced to deal with a range of bottlenecks, all of which conspire to hold us back from another Benchie world record. A …read more

A fun part of modifying something like a motorbike is that you sometimes have to come up with creative solutions to basic questions, like how you can still access the …read more

Remember those tiny little droids skittering around the pristine corridors of the Death Star in Star Wars? [heychaostheory] has put together something vaguely along the lines of those charming little mobile …read more

FOIXTRA shares: Modular hexagon wall panels in shallow (30mm) or deep (60mm) variants at 100% scale. Two peg types — small-gap or snug-fit — for different tiling aesthetics. Ships scaled to 50% by default. Alternative modular wall system to the Sci-Fi Corridor Tiles in main. By Foixtra download the files on: Every Thursday is […]

Shared by DIY Wizard on MakerWorld: Welcome back witches and wizards! It’s halloween time again and I prepared some models! I’ve always wanted to use the tiny LEDs with megnetic switch for some earrings, so here are some jack o lantern earrings for halloween! Download the files and learn more Every Thursday is #3dthursday here […]

baynimals shares: Newly launched Sept 2026 — the baynimals flexi collection expanding beyond the barnyard! Signature grumpy cartoon expression and highly articulated segmented body. Incredibly wiggly, lays perfectly flat in total defeat, dense satisfying weight makes it a great desk pet and fidget. Print profiles for classic cat coat patterns including a Siamese variant. No-AMS […]

Shared by doles on MakerWorld: With the new Raspberry Pi Zero W (Pi0W) having been released, I decided to design a case and camera mount for my 3D printers. And what a better day to release it than Pi Day 2017! This should work if you don’t have the front acrylic panel attached. I’ve included […]

nikola1 shares: A back-holder mount designed from the ground up to fit the popular Raspberry Pi Zero Snap-Fit Case. Uses 2× M3×8mm screws to attach the holder to the back of your printer. Designer specifically used it for a P1S camera mod for smooth 1080p streams. Great companion piece to any of the Pi Zero […]

The most popular stories on the site cover EnSilica opening a Space & Communications centre in Milan, Kioxia dismissing talks of a tie-up with Hynix, and Q2 DRAM contract prices increasing 60%...

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The 27th China International Optoelectronic Exposition (CIOE 2026) took place this week (09-11 September) at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center, China. CIOE’s 4,000 exhibitors represent multiple markets, although […]

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  CXMT had Q2 EBIT of 82%, according to Quick FactSet, making it the world’s most profitable memory company. CXMT makes DDR5 while Hynix and Samsung have concentrated more on […]

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$5.7 billion of equity investment has been raised by 24 UK datacentre companies, according to  a report from analysts Tracxn. $3.6 billion of the $5.7 billion has been raised since […]

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TSMC had record monthly revenue for August of $16.35 billion up 53.3% YoY and up 10.1% on  July. In Q2, the company had  a 77% jump in profit and forecast […]

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