While this year’s RISC-V Summit showcased compilers, libraries and hardware craft, edge AI stole the show. 

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EE Times’ editor-in-chief, Nitin Dahad, talks edge AI with Infineon’s division president of connected secure systems, Thomas Rosteck, at OktoberTech 2025 in Silicon Valley.

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EE Times’ Nitin Dahad interviews Infineon’s Andreas Urschitz and Maher Matta at OktoberTech 2025 in Silicon Valley.

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There was a bit of a kerfuffle this week with the news that an airliner had been hit by space junk. The plane, a United Airlines 737, was operating at …read more

Blaise Pascal is known for a number of things, but we remember him best for the Pascaline, an early mechanical calculator. [Chris Staecker] got a chance to take a close …read more

In a recent write-up, [David Delony] explains how he built a Wolfram Mathematica-like engine with Python. Core to the system is SymPy for symbolic math support. [David] said being able …read more

It’s time for some scary science fiction movies! Here’s a great list that goes beyond the obvious, from New Scientist: Splice (2009). If Re-Animator is a fun offspring of Frankenstein, Splice is the truly monstrous progeny. Vincenzo Natali’s film is another take on laboratory hubris, but what begins as a cautionary tale about genetic engineering […]

Build your own interactive monsters, powered by Crickit! It doesn’t take exotic materials to build your own animatronic friend, just a few paper cups, craft supplies, a couple of servos, and a Circuit Playground Express with CRICKIT! This guide shows how program these crafty monsters with both Microsoft MakeCode – a block-based programming system that’s […]

Image via Nick Bild on Hackaday.io   There was a time when the pling and fuzz of a dial up connection sounded like the future. As AOL sunsets the last of its dial up service, maker Nick Bild takes a trip down memory lane. He converted Wi-Fi data into sound so you can hear your […]

20 years ago a hot topic in the industry was the switch from analogue to digital TV. “As the consumer becomes aware of problems we could be in for a ...

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GigaDevice and Navitas have created a joint digital power laboratory, intending to combine GigaDevice’s 32-bit microcontroller products and expertise with power components and related knowledge from Navitas. “The collaboration aims ...

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The most popular stories on the website cover stacking packaging for power modules, EC proposals for a European Space Shield, and Molex buying Smiths Interconnect.

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