AI in chip design has left the slide deck and hit DAC 2026’s floor—walk the stack and test the hype.

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CEA-Leti’s François Andrieu describes more embedded, persistent, and low-energy memories that will meet the growing demands of AI.

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SK Hynix Nasdaq debut highlights capex-funded memory expansion. Both Samsung and Micron follow suit.

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Quantum won’t win in labs; it must survive racks, cooling, power and networks.

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Canatu stacks its C-suite to push CNTs into chips, cars, and diagnostics—watch how its new CEO plans to turn nanotube hype into yield.

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This week Jonathan chats with Michael Meeks about Collabora! What’s the origin story in this consulting company, why do they have an outstanding office suite, and where is the world …read more

Car enthusiasts want to know how quickly they can make a quarter mile. Weightlifters are forever trying to add one more plate to the bar. Internet denizens have their own …read more

The combination of hardware required to make use of this project is specific enough that we imagine only a relatively limited number of readers will actually be able to try …read more

In a recent post, I mentioned that I wanted to build some tools for a stripped-down Linux running on a 3D printer with a MIPS CPU. I had two options: …read more

Just because you probably shouldn’t make a DIY X-ray machine, doesn’t mean nobody would. [mircemk] shows off his DIY unit, how it works, how to use it safely and of …read more

David Johnson-Davies on Technoblogy has designed a NeoPixel driver, controlled by an infrared remote control, that fits on a small USB dongle that plugs into a USB-C power adapter to power the LEDs. It will drive a chain of several high-power NeoPixel LEDs; for example, to provide controllable illumination in a room. The IR remote […]

Doom is a video game made by id Software that released in 1993. It was a revolution in gaming that spread across the world and defined the modern FPS. Its popularity has given rise to the saying “Doom can run on anything”. To prove this point Doom has been ported to almost everything, from microcontrollers, […]

FreeInk is an open-source collective building the software, firmware and hardware for e-paper readers. Every layer ships in the open, so anyone can pick it up, extend it, and make it their own. Community-built, fully open-source firmware for budget e-paper readers, with more features, more control, and an open base anyone can build on. FreeInk […]

Adeleke Justin Akinkurolere uses sensors on his wrist and jaw to collect data while chewing on a snack. via The University of Rhode Island The University of Rhode Island shares how a machine-learning-enabled wearable was developed to monitor and understand ingestive behaviors. The research team included Kathleen Melanson, URI nutrition professor; Theodore Walls, URI psychology […]

Chris Garry has posted the original Apollo 11 guidance computer (AGC) source code for Command Module (Comanche055) and Lunar Module (Luminary099). Digitized by the folks at Virtual AGC and MIT Museum. The goal is to be a repo for the original Apollo 11 source code. As such, PRs are welcome for any issues identified between the transcriptions in […]

Like a propeller, this new drone spins too fast for human eyes to see it clearly. But you will hear it whine! It’s the “Phantom Twist” developed by Northwestern University, […]

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Redwire, the aerospace and defence company, has opened a new 30,000 square foot vertically-integrated research and microgravity payload development facility in Georgetown, Indiana. The facility, says the company, will have […]

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For someone who sees AI as training software programmes on more data than before, the investment in it is mystifying to me. Like everyone, I’m enjoying the superior  search capabilities […]

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The UK and Florida are partnering in an initiative to help space companies develop ideas into commercial reality: the UK Government and Space Florida have signed of a Memorandum of […]

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Raspberry Pi has expanded its range of multi-touch capacitive touch panes with a 10-inch Touch Display 2. You attach a Raspberry Pi to the rear of the display, via four […]

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