Intel’s fabs are healing, but $293M in outside revenue won’t scare TSMC yet.

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AI chips don’t need hype—they need power, memory, IP, thermal, and verification fights. See what DAC 2026 engineers will expose.

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Gartner urges supply chain leaders to quantify daily operational friction, making network investments more resilient and easier to justify.

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America drops $5B on AI’s Genesis Mission while China lines up $295B; see why the opening bet may already be too small.

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What does it take to build agentic AI for EDA that users can trust and verify? Listen in on this behind-the-scenes conversation around the development of a groundbreaking new platform.

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If you’re building your first plotter, or you just like thinking in right angles, you’d probably consider a Cartesian design for your build. [András Vujovits] went another route with his …read more

A lot has been made about the increase of automated traffic on the Internet, with the past years LLM-related crawlers having quite literally swarmed the picture here. Not only does …read more

The sport of fencing requires keeping score, just like so many other similar pastimes. When their club’s existing scoring rig broke, [jc0025] stepped up to build a scoring box of …read more

Silicon-based CMOS camera sensors are cheap and plentiful, but they’re rarely used to their full potential: they can detect a greater range of wavelengths in the infrared spectrum than they …read more

Would you buy a broken device, fix it, then return the repaired item? [Team Repair] hopes you will. Many people would rather repair what they have than have to get …read more

The MAGIC instrument – the flight instrument that has just been finished and will soon be sent for integration into HENON. It is missing the sensor, which is attached by a wire and will be mounted on a deployable boom. Credit: Harry Lewis/ Imperial College London Licence type: Attribution (CC BY 4.0) via the Royal […]

Pete Warden is on a mission to run a full voice interface on a fifty cent chip. This project hasn’t quite reached that goal but it is well on the way. Uses a Pi Pico with the help of a Adafruit I2S MEMS Microphone Breakout and a Adafruit I2S 3W Class D Amplifier Breakout Most […]

image via Hey Jude in Living, Instructables   Interacting with local nature can be very fun. Over on Instructables Hey Jude in Living put together a build a nice little home for squirrels that also serves as a squirrel observation opportunity: So, dear remaining readers, as someone who is also up for some squirrel shenanigans, […]

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“They *are* throwing robots.” carlos3dprint shares how they brought Lisa Simpson’s Linguo to life with a little help from AI, 3D printing, and a Raspberry Pi. Check out the details on instructables. I built Linguo from The Simpsons as a real 3D printed robot with AI. In the episode, Linguo is the grammar robot Lisa […]

In 1999 the prospect of Wireless Internet access devices was exciting some people, but leaving others cold. Brian Halla, National Semiconductor’s CEO, said the industry was “undergoing a shift in […]

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The most read stories on the site cover Raspberry Pi expanded its Touch Display 2 devices, a falling SOX index, and Chinese president Xi Xinping addressing the World AI Conference in Shanghai. 

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Intel had Q2 revenue of $16.1 billion, up 25% YoY, for a net  loss of $11 billion compared to the $2.9 billion loss in Q2 2025. Gross margin was 40.4% […]

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The PC and smartphone markets are constrained, reports Semiconductor Intelligence.  After two growth years, in Q2 2026 shipments of PCs sank 4.9% YoY and smartphones fell 6.7%, estimates IDC, which […]

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The advanced packaging market reached $55 billion in 2025 and is expected to increase to more than $120 billion by 2031, says Yole. Advanced packaging is overtaking traditional packaging to […]

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