India goes all-in on AI supremacy at the Impact Summit 2026 with a $400B push.

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Explore the transformation of the NOR Flash memory industry as it adapts to the booming AI data center landscape.

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To survive Venus, NASA is returning to advanced ceramic sensors that can operate where conventional silicon electronics rapidly fail.

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The demoscene is still alive and well, and the proof is in this truly awe-inspiring game demo by [daivuk] : a Quake-like “boomer shooter” squeezed into a Windows executable of …read more

The Industrial Revolution was powered by steam, with boilers being a crucial part of each steam engine, yet also one of the most dangerous elements due to the high pressures …read more

If you want to reverse engineer a PC board, you could do worse than X-ray it.  But thanks to [Philip Giacalone], you could just take a photo, load it into …read more

If there’s one thing that states seem to love doing, its making laws that give them more control over the technology you’re using right now. Washington state wants your 3D printer to scan every file for gun shapes (New York wants the same thing). California just dropped AB-2047, creating a DOJ-approved roster of printers and […]

When the Tiny Tetris is first turned on, you can use the left/right buttons to select between Tetris, Snake, and the Paint program, then press the center button to enter the program. Once you’re inside a program, you can switch to the previous/next one by holding down the center button and press the brightness adjustment […]

  Last night Mayor Mamdani declared a state of emergency in NYC effective from 9pm till a few minutes ago due to a MASSIVE blizzard. Total inches won’t be reported for a while because…it is STILL snowing. Without a ruler I can confirm: it’s a dump ton of snow. And just as city just was […]

65 years ago, this ad appeared in Electronics Weekly’s edition of April 26th 1961:  

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Vision Components is presenting its VCSBC EvoCam at Embedded World 2026. For use in smart devices and industrial applications, the camera system runs on a MediaTek Genio 510 processor. Described ...

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Anglia Components has signed a pan-European distribution agreement with Sensata, the sensor specialist. Anglia is focusing on Sensata’s range of pressure sensors, as well as its reed relays and liquid ...

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