Italy’s strengths—and vulnerabilities—offer a revealing case study of how Europe may still be blind to its real exposure.

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CES 2026 marks the rise of physical AI as humanoid robots leap into reality.

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Laser-based spark plugs promise leaner, cleaner engine ignition.

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Espressif has unveiled its latest major chip in the form of the ESP32-E22. Officially referred to as a Radio Co-Processor (RCP), it’s intended to be used via its PCIe 2.1 …read more

There’s been a lot of virtual ink spilled about LLMs and their coding ability. Some people swear by the vibes, while others, like the  FreeBSD devs have sworn them off …read more

The meaning of Inception’s ending famously revolves around a top which spins forever in dreams, but in real life comes to a stop like any other top. Any other top, …read more

Mike Rankin on X (formerly Twitter) posts: Got LVGL working on the ST7789 driver with 240×280 display. Next will replace the Blackpill Dev board with a custom one using an STM32F405RGT6 that has 1Meg flash and 192K ram. Plenty of room for animations. Probably a few LEDs, buttons & Qwiic connector. See more on X.

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The City Map Poster Generator, maptoposter, generates beautiful, minimalist map posters for any city in the world. It’s written in Python under an open MIT License. See more on GitHub. Via Jeff Geerling on X.

Room must be made on Gadget Master to welcome the Raspberry Pi AI HAT +2 - it's the add-on board for running generative AI applications via a Raspberry Pi 5.

Circuit boards which are almost entirely biodegradable have been developed by researchers at the University of Glasgow, electroplating circuitry onto compostable substrates – including chocolate. Instead of conventional circuit boards ...

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