Global semiconductor bottlenecks, multi-year foundry lead times, and rising trade friction leave European compute infrastructure supply-constrained amid surging AI and blockchain hardware demand.

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Panther Lake validates High NA in manufacturing, while electrical stitching and larger masks remain the next hurdles.

The post Intel Puts High-NA EUV into Production, but Stitching Still Has Something to Prove appeared first on EE Times.

AI infrastructure spending is driving DRAM shortages that will continue through 2027, pushing consumer electronics makers further down priority lists.

The post AI Demand Will Keep DRAM Market Under Pressure appeared first on EE Times.

India Semiconductor Mission 2.0, quantum computing with IBM, neuromorphic chips, and deep-tech startups: six stories on how India’s chip ecosystem is taking shape.

The post Piecing Together the Indian Electronics and Semiconductor Ecosystem appeared first on EE Times.

Washington bets $1B on IBM’s Anderon to forge quantum wafers on U.S. soil as the race leaves labs behind.

The post U.S. Awards Anderon $1B for Quantum Wafer Manufacturing appeared first on EE Times.

Of the popular 1980s 8-bit computers, it’s fair to say that Sinclair’s ZX Spectrum punched above its weight. Sir Clive’s love of squeezing more functionality out of less hardware meant …read more

Photodetectors come in a wide variety of constructions and materials, with the Cu2O-based photodetector that [Mad Scientist Creations] demonstrates in a recent video being a good example of a photodetector …read more

Some sad news to start this week off — after 52 years in business, Sherline has announced they are winding down their manufacturing operations. By the end of October they …read more

TEMPEST attacks are often the most effective way to break air-gapped security: rather than directly accessing a computer, the attacker records the system’s unintended radio emissions and uses them to …read more

Getting rid of rodents like squirrels, mice, or groundhogs is a lot like digging a hole on the beach. No matter how much you remove, it’ll always fill back in. …read more

ADAFRUIT WEEKLY EDITORIAL ROUND-UP We’ve got so much happening here at Adafruit that it’s not always easy to keep up! Don’t fret, we’ve got you covered. Each week we’ll be posting a handy round-up of what we’ve been up to, ranging from learn guides to blog articles, videos, and more. BLOG ⌨️ National Hispanic Heritage […]

The Terminal (2026), artist rendering via NowHere   The artist duo exonemo are presenting Terminal at the New York art space NowHere. A series of techno sculptures where the only way to survive is to fail. The computers are constantly trying to crack a code that would lead to their immediate physical demise from swinging […]

Light up your makeup mirror! This easy project guides you through adding warm white LED sequins to a makeup compact, powered by an Adafruit lipoly battery charger and click on/off switch. Follow the complete tutorial on the Adafruit Learning System.

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Open the project file, change a part, see what the tool did, keep working after the AI has had its turn. That’s what interests me in JLC’s board-design tools. Editable files mean you can carry the design through the next revision yourself. For us (Limor, me, and some of the other folks experimenting and documenting […]

On Saturday, President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social  that he is creating an “AI Force” to ‌oversee regulation of AI and will announce an AI Czar  in the near […]

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The president of the Royal Society, Sir Paul Nurse (pictured), has told the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee that the government’s move to split up the DSIT was  […]

The post President of Royal Society says government’s splitting of DSIT functions was mistaken appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Nscale, the two year-old London-based Neocloud datacentre operator, is looking to raise $3 billion in a New York IPO despite making a loss of $1.2 billion on sales of $140 […]

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Yesterday, CXMT vp Luo Xiaodong told the World Manufacturing Convention in Hefei that the company’s latest 24Gbit LPDDR5X DRAM is in mass production. “Our process capability is now on par […]

The post CXMT in mass production of 24Gb LPDDR5X DRAM using quad patterning appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Avnet Silica has signed a distribution agreement with LEM, a global provider of current and voltage measurement products. Under the agreement, Avnet Silica will offer LEM’s portfolio of PCB-mounted and […]

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