Introducing STM32C5 in India, STMicroelectronics explained how the new series targets cost-sensitive applications with improved performance, memory, and connectivity.

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High-density PD and GaN chargers push input capacitor limits. YMIN aluminum electrolytic capacitors improve ESR, ripple, and reliability in compact designs.

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“The world is talking about specialized, specialized, specialized, and that should be terrifying them because as models change, that specialized hardware is not going to work,” said Tenstorrent CEO Jim Keller.

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OpenAI’s new smartphone reportedly aims to replace apps with AI agents.

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Redesign your AI systems for efficiency—escape the DRAM crunch by embracing smaller, smarter models.

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Many microcontrollers can spit out simple analog video signals if that’s something you desire. However, it normally requires a bit of supporting hardware and, of course, the right connectors to …read more

After previously trying out low-tech compression molding with a toaster oven and 3D printed molds, [future things] is back with a video that seeks to explore some of the questions …read more

It seems fair to say that pinball machines are among the most universally loved gaming systems known today, yet the full-sized ones are both very expensive and very large, while …read more

Australia’s payphones are an iconic part of the national landscape, even if they’re not as important as they once used to be. However, they’re having a resurgence of late, in …read more

With all the battery technologies and modern low-current sleep modes in most microcontrollers, running a sensor and microcontroller combo off-grid and far away from any infrastructure is usually not too …read more

iNTERCEPT is a free and open-source project with that combines several signals intelligence tools together into a single web interface. The UI and dashboards resemble something you might see on a screen in the background of a scene in a spy movie. Even if you’re not on a secret mission this software offers a helpful […]

Sparkle is an easy-to-use “all-in-one” cross-platform solution to creating multi-file Commodore 64 projects with an IRQ loader (demo, game, disk magazine, music collection, etc.). It supports both sequential and index-based loading and has limited file saving capability. There is a manual. (PDF) See more on the GitHub project page.

In October, Mark Litwintschik reviewed the Ground-Mounted Solar Energy in the United States (GM-SEUS) dataset. This dataset attempted to outline the majority of solar farm arrays and panels across the US. Version 1 of this dataset contained 2.9M panels. On Monday, version 2 of this dataset was released and now contains more than 3.4M panels. In […]

Rob Hogan is the author of TEMPEST vs TEMPEST, an attempt to explore and understand the code and craft of Dave Theurer’s ‘Tempest’ (1981) and Jeff Minter’s ‘Tempest 2000’ (1994). The idea is to explain how lots of different little things in each of the games actually work, down to the level of how they […]

Martin Galway is posting music source files from 1980’s Commodore 64 games so that folks can read through, analyse & understand the music players. Feel free to re-assemble, modify & generate new music. Please credit the original author of this work, Martin Galway. I am the current copyright owner in all this music & programming […]

King Charles met tech CEOs yesterday at Blair House, the official guest house of the US government, where he is staying on his  trip to the US. Tim Cook, Jeff ...

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A Palantir AI tool has unearthed widespread irregularities in the Met with hundreds of investigations underway and three arrests made. The arrests were for allegations of abuse of authority for ...

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Researchers at the University of Birmingham have come up with a novel method for producing conductors, semiconductors and electronic insulators uses vibrational energy to ‘split’ and ‘peel off’ molecular-thin layers ...

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pureLiFi, the Edinburgh LiFi specialist, has joined network comms supplier Askey to demo an integrated product combining a 5G modem and pureLiFi’s through-window bridging technology. The two companies  are working ...

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ROHM is in mass production of a wireless power supply IC chipset consisting of the receiver – ML7670 – and transmitter – ML7671 – compatible with NFC technology for compact wearables ...

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