Arm's Ami Badani cites the $2 nominal damages award as validation, while chip design experts point to open architectures such as RISC-V as the long-term alternative for AI workload flexibility.

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The $2 damages award grabbed headlines, but the Arm-Qualcomm verdict’s bigger implication concerns who controls the compliance tests that custom chips must pass before shipping.

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See how BIWIN’s SSD, embedded storage, and memory portfolio supports faster, efficient AI from cloud data centers to edge wearables.

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Deepx is combining low-power AI accelerators and portable software with industry partnerships to bring physical AI into production.

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Explore Goodram’s European approach to DRAM and SSD testing, from burn-in to platform validation, for reliable industrial and embedded systems.

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Some of the first remote controls available to consumers used sound, visible light, or even just wires to communicate with their parent device. It was many years between these first …read more

Most commercial pet trackers require a subscription or network connection to function. [Jon G Aguado] wanted a better way and designed LIA, a Meshtastic collar tracker. LIA uses a custom …read more

If you’re a collector of older TVs, you’re probably facing the problem in some form of having no transmissions to tune in to. With many sets you can use a …read more

Bluetooth is a short-range protocol that’s great for peripherals and finding your keys, but it’s limited range is mainly a product of how it’s usually implemented. A recent video from …read more

The Nintendo DSi was released in November 2008, and boasted a new feature not formerly seen on the brand’s handhelds—it had two cameras, inside and outside. It let the console …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. CircuitPython 11.0.0-alpha.2 Released! CircuitPython Text […]

YouTuber Paul Lagier designed and built 3D printed passive headphones to enable easy repairs if anything breaks. The design combines 3D-printed ear cups, TPU seals, an adjustable headband and interchangeable side panels. In this video, I’ll show you how I designed the parts in Shapr3D, put together the electronics and turned everything into a working […]

Researchers from Hunan University, UC San Diego, and Michigan State University presented ESauron at USENIX Security ’24, a system that finds hidden spy cameras by listening for the electromagnetic radiation their memory gives off. The idea rests on something every camera has to do. Raw images get encoded and compressed before they are sent anywhere […]

This visualization compares three ocean data products, sea surface temperature anomaly, apparent visible wavelength, and sea surface height anomaly, over the same months in 2025 and 2026. Signals of El Niño in each map are highlighted with pop-up labels. Credits: NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio via NASA Keep tabs on El Niño with NASA’s satellites. A […]

This is a paper papier-mâché jack-o-lantern that emanates smoke and lights up with the help of an ESP32. Once trick-or-treaters are near an ultra sonic sensor triggers a terrifying sequence including  a very creepy voice recording. Shared by DBMaking on Instructables. The protagonist is this creepy talking pumpkin that spits fog and speaks with a […]

Google and Synaptics launching an xMCU, datacentre CPU growth outpacing GPUs and ASICs, and Microsoft pulling out of Nscale's UK datacentre project...

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Space Tech Expo Europe 2026, which runs 17-19 November, is heading to Bremen for the last time. This is ahead of a move to Frankfurt in 2027. Showcasing space technology, […]

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28 years ago, EW ruminated on the benefits of hard switching vs. soft switching. This is how it went: Soft switching technologies were, and are, hailed as the solution to […]

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Vector has redeveloped its IEEE 11073 SDC (Service-oriented Device Connectivity) stack in the Rust programming language to improve software quality and security. The new stack is designed to help medical […]

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Babcock and BAE Systems are launching the Apprenticeship Talent Bridge, an initiative to connect apprenticeship applicants with small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) across the defence supply chain. They are […]

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