Q-Day is coming fast, and “harvest now, decrypt later” is already in play.

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Explore factory automation challenges from the designer’s perspective and discover how to tackle development while improving performance.

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AESEMI holds the first semiconductor MatchMaking day in Spain to forge new alliances and consolidate the ecosystem.

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NEWBURYPORT, MA – July 2026 Rochester Electronics, LLC, a premier continuous source of authorized semiconductors, and Qorvo®, a leading global provider of connectivity and power solutions, today announced the completion of a worldwide distribution agreement.  This collaboration significantly expands access to Qorvo’s RF and power high-performance semiconductor solutions for customers worldwide, with a particular emphasis […]

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GlobalFoundries’ Sudipto Bose explains how silicon photonics, GaN and MIPS/ARC fire up physical AI at the edge—watch now.

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At the current rate of robotics development, you might assume that we’re close to Skynet taking over. However, while we  likely wouldn’t do well in a physical fight against a …read more

In the previous installment on UDP broadcasting and service discovery, the basics of both were explored, including an implementation in the form of NyanSD and its protocol. Contained in the …read more

If you have even the slightest interest in open hardware e-readers, you’ve certainly heard of [Joey Castillo]’s Open Book project. We’ve covered his efforts to develop an affordable reader that …read more

Back in the days when an integrated circuit meant a simple but expensive device such as a 741 or a 555, most electronics enthusiasts made do with discrete transistor circuits. …read more

This following statement is a lie: “I am telling the truth”. Okay, now that it’s just us meatbags, let’s get down to brass tacks. Captain Kirk’s logic bombs couldn’t possibly …read more

A university team designed the frequency-synthesizer core of a WiFi/BLE-class radio (a full 2.4 GHz fractional-N PLL) on IHP’s open 130nm BiCMOS process using a 100% open-source EDA flow — no proprietary tools anywhere. The hard part was always the passives: nobody trusted open models for on-chip spiral inductors, so open silicon stuck to digital. […]

If you missed this week’s Python on Microcontrollers Newsletter, here is the ICYMI (in case you missed it) version. To never miss another issue, subscribe now! – You’ll get a terrific newsletter each Monday (which is out before this post). 12,356 subscribers worldwide! The next newsletter goes out Monday morning and subscribing is the best way to keep […]

image via Instructables user gokux   Take the rally experience off road with Instructables user gokux‘s eRoadBook: eRoadBook is a self-contained GPS navigation device built around the Seeed XIAO ESP32S3 Plus and a 4.26-inch ePaper display. It’s designed for long road trips, trail rides, rallies, cycling tours, and hiking expeditions — anywhere you need to […]

The American Wood Column Corp is located in Brooklyn, New York. It’s one of the last holdouts of old-school woodwork manufacturing in the city and is officially NYC’s last wood column factory. The family company’s CEO Thomas Lupo is quite candid and charming about the history and reality of the business, which will soon closer […]

On July 26, 2006, The Computer History Museum curator Dag Spicer received an unexpected email from Dortmund, Germany. It described what appeared to be a lost trove of rare computers abandoned in a warehouse in the town of Castrop-Rauxel. The Museum’s collections committee agreed that a visit was necessary to see exactly what was there […]

Microchip is releasing its VectorBlox 3.0 Accelerator SDK to help simplify FPGA-based AI implementations. Specifically, it is for those deploying AI inference in power-constrained and mission-critical environments, such as aerospace ...

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The standards body JEDEC has officially announced JESD330-4 for Standard Package High Bandwidth Memory (SPHBM4), which is related to artificial intelligence accelerators. SPHBM4 uses the same DRAM dies as HBM4, ...

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The growth of the global population has been slowing down for decades. According to UN calculations, the world’s population will cross the 10-billion mark in 2061 but, by the end ...

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Anne-Laure Charley and Philippe Leray chart a journey through 40 years of in-fab metrology and inspection – linked to distinct periods in the logic scaling roadmap. In-fab semiconductor metrology and ...

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