Nvidia CEO admits to romantic affair with Megaspeed managing director, a known Chinese intelligence asset.

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Celestica and Broadcom explain how integrated optics can cut power and latency for AI data centers—watch the OCP Summit partner interview.

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AI data centers need faster, resilient power; learn how microgrids, storage, and intelligent controls can ease grid constraints in this partner interview.

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Silicon carbide demand surges, but Europe risks hollow sovereignty as investment flows abroad; see why Bulgaria’s fab needs customers first.

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Security and portable camera designers must balance image quality, power consumption, connectivity, and system cost across widely different operating environments. This guide provides a practical system-level reference for surveillance cameras, video doorbells, body cameras, trail cameras, action cameras, and dashboard cameras. It explains how low-power motion detection, high dynamic range, near-infrared sensitivity, and region-of-interest processing […]

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After previously exploring the basics of UDP broadcasting, why IPv4 subnets are an exciting feature that you really want to dive into, as well as the contentious topic of IPv6, …read more

Before transistor-transistor logic (TTL) took over, diode-transistor logic (DTL) was a common sight especially in pre-IC circuits where it was a major improvement over resistor-transistor logic (RTL). That said, it’s …read more

When you think about nuclear radiation, you often think about power plants, but it turns out there’s radioactive stuff all over the place: smoke detectors, granite counters, bananas, and potatoes …read more

There are a dizzying number of satellites in orbit around the Earth these days, and more are being added at an incredible rate. Those of us with an interest in …read more

Beyond what people deliberately disclose, there’s a surprising amount of information hidden in everyday messages, especially photos and videos. Even when people try to hide the location or time at …read more

Mousavi posted a humidity monitor on Hackster.io that watches a room and says when it’s time to switch on a humidifier. The original plan was full automation: a DHT11 sensor and a 5V relay to power a cool mist humidifier when the air got dry. That didn’t work. The humidifier has its own logic controller […]

XiaoGai has posted a fishing line counter on Hackster.io, built from an ESP32-C3 SuperMini, a 0.96-inch SSD1306 OLED, an A3144E Hall module, a tactile button and a 3D-printed wheel. It doesn’t need a custom PCB or a pinch roller. The line wraps once around the wheel on the side of the case. Pulling the line […]

Fenix Guthrie writes on Hackaday about a dog washing machine built by Stuff Made Here, which works like a drive-through car wash scaled down for a pet. An arch sprays the dog from oscillating nozzles that ride on linear rails driven by a DC motor. A second nozzle on the pods blows air to dry […]

Woon Ju Park, writing in Scientific American, describes new research on why people who lost their sight early in life often hear so well. The study, published in the Journal of Neuroscience, points to something called internal noise: how consistently the auditory system responds to the same sound over and over. Less internal noise means […]

Jeremy Ngai Sew Poh has posted InkQuest on GitHub, a handheld text adventure game built around an ESP32, an e-paper display and a rotary encoder. The story text shows on the e-paper screen, the encoder scrolls through the choices, and a press picks one. Instead of a fixed script, the choices and the story come […]

Google has expanded its eighth generation TPU portfolio with the TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max. Following on from the TPU 8t and TPU 8i releases in April, it marks […]

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Aratas is introducing its G6TA series of reed relays, providing 200V DC switching capability for safety-monitoring circuitry. Specifically, the relays comprise type-1a (SPST, single-pole single-throw) and type-2a (DPST, double-pole single-throw) […]

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CesiumAstro, the satellite antenna specialist, has closed $730 million in Series D financing. Its payloads – the company highlights – combine active phased array antennas, RF front ends, analogue and […]

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After Jensen Huang (pictured) admitted an affair with Alice Huang, a senior executive at Singapore datacentre company Megaspeed, who US intelligence officials believe is a Chinese spy. The board of […]

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TSMC is said to have appointed vice-president Hsu Kuo-Chin to look at how the company could get into 3D DRAM, according to multiple industry reports, but it would seem that […]

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