Panther Lake validates High NA in manufacturing, while electrical stitching and larger masks remain the next hurdles.

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AI infrastructure spending is driving DRAM shortages that will continue through 2027, pushing consumer electronics makers further down priority lists.

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India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, quantum computing with IBM, neuromorphic chips, and deep-tech startups: six stories on how India’s chip ecosystem is taking shape.

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Washington bets $1B on IBM’s Anderon to forge quantum wafers on U.S. soil as the race leaves labs behind.

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Getting rid of rodents like squirrels, mice, or groundhogs is a lot like digging a hole on the beach. No matter how much you remove, it’ll always fill back in. …read more

When you think of wartime cryptography, you probably think of World War II and Enigma, although there were other famous codes used during that war. But in fact, there have …read more

For his own reasons, [Jose Luis Monteiro] (aka [emsyscode]) decided he needed to drive the LCD on a Sony CDX-A250 car stereo’s front panel using an Arduino. There’s probably a …read more

It’s an unfortunate side effect of proximity to a large transmitter that the received signal can overload a receiver’s front end even when tuned to other frequencies. [Rfrht]’s had this …read more

There are lots of reasons to run LLMs locally, from privacy concerns to just wanting to futz about with the technology, but if you want to run the big models, …read more

ADAFRUIT WEEKLY EDITORIAL ROUND-UP We’ve got so much happening here at Adafruit that it’s not always easy to keep up! Don’t fret, we’ve got you covered. Each week we’ll be posting a handy round-up of what we’ve been up to, ranging from learn guides to blog articles, videos, and more. BLOG ⌨️ National Hispanic Heritage […]

The Terminal (2026), artist rendering via NowHere   The artist duo exonemo are presenting Terminal at the New York art space NowHere. A series of techno sculptures where the only way to survive is to fail. The computers are constantly trying to crack a code that would lead to their immediate physical demise from swinging […]

We’ve got the New nEw NEW for you right here! This week we debuted 2 New Products. Keep up with all the new at Adafruit.com/NEW. Want to get new products info beamed straight into your inbox? New nEw NEWs From Adafruit is an email newsletter sent once a week to subscribers only. It features new […]

Open the project file, change a part, see what the tool did, keep working after the AI has had its turn. That’s what interests me in JLC’s board-design tools. Editable files mean you can carry the design through the next revision yourself. For us (Limor, me, and some of the other folks experimenting and documenting […]

An animation of the Moon changing phases, as viewed from Earth. NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio   Tonight is the night to look up! The annual celebration of lunar observation, science, and exploration presented by NASA with events around the globe. Of course you can also just stay home and enjoy the moon. This September 19, […]

Littelfuse is expanding its solid-state switching portfolio with the SCD and SCP Series solid-state contactors for control in single- and three-phase heating and motor applications. Designed to improve system performance […]

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The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded two contracts – one to ICEYE and one to Leonardo – to carry out architecture studies for the EU’s planned Earth Observation Governmental […]

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Back in 1998 people were.  starting to get exercised by the Millennium Bug – the spectre which turned out to be a squib. In March 1998 EW wrote: ‘Prime Minister […]

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Samtec, the connector specialist, has released its 1.0 mm vertical compression mount board connector, the 100-CM Series. It is aiming at millimeter-wave test and measurement applications for W-band and into […]

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There's Google's ballooning datacentre capex, Imec demonstrating 22nm pitch on a single-print high-NA step and a semiconductor that changes its properties in response to light.

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