Agentic AI, brutal physics bottlenecks, and standards are remaking chip design from silicon to systems.

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AMD’s new SoC for robots combines CPU, GPU, NPU on one chip with unified memory.

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To take a PCB from design to production, an unmanaged component library is a hidden liability. Obsolete parts, single-source vulnerabilities, long lead times, counterfeit exposure, and compliance gaps often go undetected until they trigger costly redesigns, audit failures, or production delays. This guide shows how to solve those problems at their source. By transitioning to […]

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The LID World Summit 2026 showed why AI progress now depends on system-level advances in memory, packaging, photonics, and power.

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The technology works. The organization has to catch up.

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In this era of consumer-grade FDM printers that have automatic bed levelling, automatic pressure advance tuning, automatic temperature regulation and so on buttoned away behind bullet-proof presets and automation, something …read more

It’s no real secret that battery packs for power tools aren’t the foremost when it comes to user serviceability, so if said battery pack suddenly stops charging outside of warranty, …read more

Gears are usually the biggest contributors to backlash in a mechanical system, but they’re far from the only culprits. Ball bearings are a less obvious source of imprecision, since any …read more

In the world of children’s toys there are many offerings which are meant to look like devices used by older kids or even adults, with the Fisher Price Laugh & …read more

As far as desktop microcomputers for mere mortals went in the first half of the 1980s, there was a sharp distinction between home computers such as the many 8-bit machines …read more

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Created by TheFargo on GitHub, The Blossom is an open-source hardware project built around the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W and a NeoPixel ring. It is part art project and part learning tool, the guide is intended to help advance burgeoning makers. Thanks for sharing!! Blossom is a standalone interactive art piece that connects to your […]

Black Rock City’s theme for 2026 is Axis Mundi – Stay connected and centered as you get making! Burning Man 2026 in Black Rock City and beyond will celebrate the interconnectedness of our global community, the new social realities we are creating together, and our enduring ties to the natural world. Creative interpretations of the […]

image of The Last Museum   The Last Museum is an absolutely massive museum art search engine with the goal to “index all museum art in the world”. Much of the art we index is in the public domain. Where works are still under copyright, we show them in accordance with fair use Get searching! […]

Damien George, MicroPython’s creator, writes on the MicroPython discussion on GitHub: Coldcard is a Bitcoin hardware wallet, and it’s firmware is built using MicroPython. (Trezor is another hardware wallet also using MicroPython, but it’s not relevant here and not discussed further.) Recently a vulnerability in the Coldcard firmware was exploited to steal over $100M worth […]

Thanks to Omdia for  this one – the top five PC companies in Q2:     bl

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China is the world’s leading producer of beer, according to the latest BarthHaas Report. In 2025, the country’s output stood at 354 million hectolitres of beer. A hectolitre is equivalent […]

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Addressing what it sees as increasing demand for compact and high-ripple-current DC-link capacitor banks, TDK is expanding its axial/soldering star-aluminium electrolytic capacitor lineup. This is both adding 125 V-rated components […]

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Raytheon installs the first SPY-6 radar array, as part of a backfit programme for US navy destroyers. It's the SPY-6(V)4 radar array, to be precise.

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The UK’s Satellite Applications Catapult is moving to new headquarters. The catapult has been based in its current location, the Electron Building in Harwell, since 2013. But it is described […]

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