The June 2026 edition of EE Times Magazine explores autonomous aerospace and defense systems—from orbital data centers to AI-enabled drones.

The post EE Times Magazine – June 2026 appeared first on EE Times.

Edge AI chip company said it can speed up engineer productivity when transferring to its hardware from months to hours.

The post SiMa Launches Agentic Development Environment for Physical AI appeared first on EE Times.

AMD acquires MEXT to slash AI memory costs and break the memory wall.

The post AMD Snaps MEXT to Break the Memory Wall appeared first on EE Times.

YMIN SLX Hybrid Supercapacitors feature ultra-small diameters, enabling fast charging, long life, safety, and battery-free advantages.

The post YMIN SLX Hybrid Supercapacitors Replace Batteries in Space-Constrained Designs appeared first on EE Times.

Researchers at the University of São Paulo use RISC-V to build the Internet of Trees, a real-time monitoring network for the Amazon rainforest.

The post RISC-V Silicon in the Jungle Could Save the Amazon appeared first on EE Times.

If you’ve ever taken a close look at a vacuum tube, you’ll have seen the seals around the pins that keep everything air-tight while providing the the device’s electrical contacts. …read more

Let’s stop for a moment and pause to consider the smart bulb. Imagine going back 20 years and telling yourself that people will be putting computers capable of acting as …read more

The basics of producing a stereophotograph of real life places were well-established by the time the View-Master arrived, but producing images of imaginary scenes was a bit more involved. [View …read more

Slow-scan CRTs were never exactly common compared to their faster cousins, but given the popularity of Slow Scan TV (SSTV) amongst hams and NASA broadcasts, many of you are probably …read more

As simple as the concept of adding two numbers appears at first glance, doing it in the 1970s in Intel’s 8087 FPU with its 69-bit adder was still a tall …read more

Summer is about to be in full swing and nothing (NOTHING) is like summer in NYC. So if you’ll be in the greatest city in the world this summer, check out some or all of the art shows in Hyperallergic’s list! And then, of course, there are the wildcards that make this city such a […]

Come on by for JP’s Product Pick of The Week ! A new product pick will be revealed. The show airs at 4pm ET / 1pm PT, TODAY! Check out the livestream right here inside this product page you won’t want to miss it because there will be a BEEEG DISCOUNT during the show! Tune […]

RP2350 no-MMU Linux Buildroot ports This GitHub repo builds tiny Buildroot-based Linux images for RP2350 RISC-V (Hazard3) boards. The original target is the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 / SparkFun Pro Micro RP2350 work; this branch adds an Adafruit Fruit Jam RP2350B bring-up target. The Fruit Jam target is named adafruit_fruit_jam_rp2350. It uses: RV32 RISC-V Hazard3, no […]

Video feedback is the recursive effect produced by pointing a camera at a live preview of its own output. In the earliest video recording equipment it was detrimental, potentially leading to issues with pickups or screens. By the 60s it started to get used in psychedelic art. In the time since, it has been used […]

Ted Fried has made and documented a great number of microprocessor projects and often uses microcontrollers to emulate classic microprocessors. Here are some of the boards Ted has created: MCL6809 – Motorola 6809E emulator which runs on a Teensy 4.1 and can be used as a drop-in replacement MCLZ8 – Zilog Z80 emulator which runs […]

Thanks to Gartner for this one – the top six PC companies with their market shares: Lenovo: 26.5% HP: 19.3% Dell: 16.5% Apple: 10.6%  ASUS: 6.7% Acer: 6.4%

The post Top Ten (less 4) PC Companies appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Skyworks, the analog and mixed-signal specialist, is releasing its Si829x isolated safety gate driver for electric vehicle (EV) traction inverters and other electrified systems. Meeting ISO 26262 functional safety standards, ...

The post Skyworks Si829x drives EV traction inverters appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

SpaceX’s IPO was  by far the largest IPO of all time raising $75 billion with a 19% share price pop to set an opening day company valuation of $2.1 trillion ...

The post The Largest IPO Of All Time appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

AI systems for advanced computing need more complex cooling methods. Justin Moll investigates the market. Figure 1: A ruggedised IP67 outdoor software-defined radio with an 60W+ Kintex-7 FPGA and dual ...

The post Cooling techniques and strategies for electronics systems appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

NESCA – the North East Space Communications Accelerator – is distributing £490,000 to 13 space communications and technology projects. They cover testing for atmospheric interference, using AI and satellite data ...

The post NESCA space accelerator backs 13 North East projects appeared first on Electronics Weekly.