Military AI faces hackers, poisoned data, and weak rules; lock it down with zero trust, red-teaming, and real governance.

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Renesas’s Gen 3 DDR5 MRDIMM attacks AI’s memory choke point with 16,000 MT/s bandwidth and no platform overhaul.

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ChipAgents raises $60M as EDA’s AI gold rush heats up, pitching autonomous chip-design agents over tired copilots.

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Ambarella has quietly transformed its automotive computer-vision technology to serve edge AI applications.

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This white paper examines emerging humanoid robot architectures, focusing on how joints and dexterous hands are becoming intelligent, sensor-rich subsystems that require tightly integrated control, communication, and edge processing. It outlines key design challenges and opportunities for building scalable, high-performance humanoid manipulation systems.

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Although Li-ion cells have become a lot cheaper over the years, if you wish to buy hundreds of high-quality ones for that performance go-kart project, you may feel financially pressured …read more

[Les] likes lasing lasers, and who doesn’t? [Les] likes larger lasers than lots of folks, with his current project being an Nd:YAG (that’s Neodymium:Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) flash pumped laser intended …read more

The PDP-11 was a 16-bit minicomputer that was very influential in its time. That’s what inspired [vanheusden] to start working on an emulator for the machine in 2018, which has …read more

In semiconductor technology, a base material like silicon is permanently modified to induce certain electrical behavior. In comparison a topological insulator material could be used to create temporary circuits using …read more

Taking a break from ogling microscopic features in Intel’s semiconductor processors, [Ken Shirriff] is back to instead poking at decidedly macroscopic pluggable modules from the 1948 IBM 604 Electronic Calculator. …read more

Bob Alexander at  Galactic Studios has been recreating Robert Tinney’s Byte magazine paintings as photographs. The latest work is “Technological Breakthrough”. Byte’s January 1986 issue had a focus on robotics. Mr. Tinney painted a robot claw hatching out of an egg. As I’ve done with several other Byte covers, I re-created Tinney’s vision as if it […]

Krebs on Security writes that security experts have been sounding the alarm for years about the risks of using generic TV boxes that promise unlimited content streaming for a one-time fee, warning that they secretly rent the user’s Internet connection out to strangers. But a groundbreaking new analysis finds these devices also routinely spoof themselves […]

The world’s first wrist computer system, released in 1984, consisted of a Seiko watch part and a separate “controller” console with a built-in printer. The user could input BASIC programing with a keyboard (sold separately) and enjoy playing games. It also included a memo function, a telephone directory, an address book, and a scheduling function. […]

A nice hands-on hardware hacking write-up making the rounds on Hacker News. The author picked up a bottom-of-the-line $10 TP-Link TL-841N (EU) off Facebook Marketplace specifically to practice the full end-to-end process of tearing into an IoT device: locating the UART, getting a root shell, and extracting firmware. The interesting part is that the firmware […]

Jonathan Elliot Peace has posted a Zephyr fork with board support for the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, a 26-file commit adding about 1,300 lines. The Zero 2 W runs a Broadcom BCM2710A1, the same silicon as the original Pi 3, packaged in an RP3A0-AU SiP with 512MB of LPDDR2. Zephyr boots it single-core with […]

The European Space Agency’s (ESA) rocket prototype, Themis, has passed its first wet dress-rehearsal on the launch pad at the Esrange Space Center in Sweden. The ESA describes it as […]

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Japan is hooking up with companies in Ukraine and the US to stimulate local participation in the  defence drone market which is currently 91% supplied by Chinese firms. Under  a […]

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DeepX, the 7 year-old Korean IC designer, has raised a $30 million Series D at a valuation of $2.2 billion. Investors were DeepX’s existing backers existing backers  BNW Investment and […]

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Q2 silicon wafer shipments increased 7.4% YoY to 3,573 million square inches (MSI) from the 3,327 MSI recorded in Q2 2025 and 9.1% QoQ from the 3,275 MSI recorded oc […]

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Qorvo’s QPA0023 is a high-performance driver amplifier fabricated on Qorvo’s production 0.15 um pHEMT process (QPHT15). Covering 6 – 18 GHz, the QPA0023 provides 14 dB small signal gain and […]

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