Canada sharpens its defense and tech edge with policies to boost homegrown chip power.

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The world’s largest hyperscaler wants to seize the semiconductor moment by selling AI accelerators at scale.

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Small in size but outsized in influence, Taiwan has become a linchpin of the global semiconductor supply chain.

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Record investment is accelerating autonomous military tech, putting edge AI and drones at the center of modern conflict.

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Building real-time physical AI applications—such as high-performance, multimodal object tracking for autonomous systems within a constrained power envelope—is notoriously difficult. It requires coordinating specialized hardware, managing complex data flows, and optimizing every microsecond for maximum performance. This tech paper explores how agentic software environments can dramatically accelerate the development and deployment of physical AI applications. […]

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We’ve been talking a bunch of home automation on the Podcast lately, and this week, in the Mailbag segment, a reader asked us about our setups. Neither Kristina nor I …read more

In the quest to make every wearable device ‘smart’, a lot of electronics along have to be crammed in very small spaces, along with ways to make them resistant to …read more

By now we’re all used to single board computers such as the Raspberry Pi Zero, but it’s likely we’ve all been frustrated at times by the number of support components …read more

How fast can you count to a million? It would probably take you a while. A computer could certainly do it faster. Indeed, the The National Museum of Computing figured …read more

One of the most hilarious things you can do with an LLM-based chatbot is to ask it to do calculations. If it’s a well-written chatbot frontend, it can detect requests …read more

  NYPL staff have once again put together a fantastic reading list, this time to honor Juneteenth: The books below, both fiction and nonfiction and for a span of age groups, delve into the Juneteenth holiday directly or take place during the joyous, yet tumultuous time period as slavery officially ended and freed Black people […]

WLED 16 is the biggest LED control software upgrade in years, bringing powerful new creative tools to your LEDs. If you’ve been happily using WLED 0.14 or 0.15, this update adds major improvements for LED strips, matrices, wearables, sculptures, and interactive art. This guide is an overview of the new features in WLED 16 — […]

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The Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum will host its largest-ever Juneteenth Freedom Celebration today from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Via Smithsonian The Smithsonian’s Anacostia Community Museum will host its largest-ever Juneteenth Freedom Celebration Friday, June 19, anchored by a high-energy nighttime roller rink experience alongside live music and family activities. The free, full-day event, “Power […]

A recent article in The New York Times reports on Michigan’s effort to pivot Detroit’s manufacturing legacy into the would-be fast growing U.S. drone industry. The piece follows Birdstop, a drone startup that moved into the former United Auto Workers training facility and examines how incentives, auto suppliers, and local investors are trying to make […]

Nordic Semiconductor is launching its battery-powered, dual-antenna compact nRF54L15 prototyping tag, which is optimised for Google’s Find Hub and Apple’s Find My systems. The idea is for developers to to ...

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I have quietly been following the progress of the X59 supersonic plane. So it would be remiss of me not to flag it officially completing its first supersonic flight.

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At the 1996 Microprocessor Forum Intel Founder, Chairman, and CEO Gordon Moore described the genesis of the microprocessor. Back in 1970, recounted Moore, Intel had already identified calculators as a ...

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TT Electronics is celebrating its Hallogic Hall-effect sensors being selected as part of Nasa’s Dragonfly Mission, which will send a robotic rotorcraft to a moon of Saturn. Specifically, it will ...

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The most read stories on the site cover UK and Japan technology agreements, SpaceX completing a successful IPO, and a scalable 300mm integration route for 2D-material based n and pFETs...

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