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EE Times News

Tensordyne Tapes Out LNS-Based AI Chip, Claims Huge Power Advantages

The company said it can consume an order of magnitude less power per token versus GPU alternatives.

The post Tensordyne Tapes Out LNS-Based AI Chip, Claims Huge Power Advantages appeared first on EE Times.

Andy McLean: Rapidus MoU Will Help British Innovators Access 2-nm Technology

As the UK Semiconductor Centre signs an MoU with Rapidus, EE Times speaks exclusively with its new CEO, Andy McLean.

The post Andy McLean: Rapidus MoU Will Help British Innovators Access 2-nm Technology appeared first on EE Times.

How Multi-Sense Technologies Are Redefining Human-Machine Interfaces and Dexterous Robotics 

Discover how multi-sense technologies are transforming HMIs, smart appliances, and dexterous robotics with AI-powered tactile sensing.

The post How Multi-Sense Technologies Are Redefining Human-Machine Interfaces and Dexterous Robotics  appeared first on EE Times.

Imec Pushes Quantum Toward Manufacturable Silicon Systems

Imec says advanced lithography and semiconductor integration techniques may help scale silicon spin qubits toward manufacturable quantum systems.

The post Imec Pushes Quantum Toward Manufacturable Silicon Systems appeared first on EE Times.

UCLA’s $125M Semiconductor Hub: “We Want High Impact, Not Incremental Research”

UCLA launches a $125M semiconductor hub to smash chip bottlenecks with AI research.

The post UCLA’s $125M Semiconductor Hub: “We Want High Impact, Not Incremental Research” appeared first on EE Times.

Hackaday News

Custer’s Revenge: eVTOL Drone Brings Back Channel Wings

You have to be a pretty big aviation nerd to know about [Willard Ray Custer] and his channel wing concept, but if you are, you’ll be giddy to hear about …read more

Downloadable Xbox Thumbstick Toppers Give Gamers Accessibility Options

Microsoft has a history of taking accessibility options seriously for gaming controllers, and that trend continues with downloadable thumbstick toppers for Xbox controllers. Being straight from the source, the 3D …read more

Picking a CRC

You send a file, but how do you know it arrived intact? In other words, how do you know that it didn’t get cut off, garbled, or changed somehow? Simplistically, …read more

Wooden Piano Keys Hold Your Less-Wooden, Not-Piano Keys

There are many ways to deal with keys: a bowl next to the entryway, a junk drawer, or you can just leave them in your pockets and hope you remember …read more

The Y2K Bug in BSD 2.11 that Survived 2000

A year before the arrival of the brand-new 21st millennium, the Year 2000 Bug was predicted to grind modern society to a halt and ensure that at the dawn of …read more

Adafruit Blog News

A Raspberry Pi Zero self-updating 24/7 FM radio station

Pi FM Kitchen Radio Station is a Raspberry Pi Zero project that creates a self-updating 24/7 FM radio station for passive listening. It was built as part of an attempt at digital minimalism / reducing screen time / having overseas content on the radio dial. It pulls podcasts and news from RSS feeds, mixes them with […]

Programming the ZX Spectrum’s bitmap display

Michael Martin writing on the Bumbershoot Software blog noting that the ZX Spectrum does not in fact have a text mode, and instead provides only a bitmap screen that its system ROM sometimes wraps in a character-oriented API. That API is quite powerful, but we also have direct access to the bitmap memory. Today, we […]

Running DOS on a Behringer DDX3216 mixer with a DIY BIOS

Christian Nöding’s first computer was an Intel i486 DX2-66 with 4 MB RAM and a 512MB hard disk. In 2026, 32 years later, he learned from some screenshots of the DDX3216, that Behringer used a real 386 processor within their mixer. Immediately, some of my neurons fired in my head and I pondered if I […]

Haptic Headband #AdafruitLearnSystem

Create a vibration notification wearable for timing your meditation sessions and so much more! The haptic motor controller can execute waveforms, taps, clicks, fuzzes, hums, and bumps– different patterns of vibrating that you can recognize. Build it into a bandana or headband for a meditation timer that gently signals you without the need for your […]

Building a serial and VGA “everything console”

The Old Vintage Computing Research blog has an  interesting build: Some of our recent (and some upcoming) projects are oriented to systems with serial consoles, but it’s been getting pretty old dragging around old CRT terminals or tying up Mac laptops with a serial port. I’d like something that’s self-contained, a little more portable and […]

Electronics Weekly News

OKW mast brackets for enclosures in harsh industrial environments

OKW has launched a new universal bracket for mounting IP-rated electronic enclosures on poles and masts. It is suitable for poles of minimum ø30 mm or > ø70 mm and ...

The post OKW mast brackets for enclosures in harsh industrial environments appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Molex expands AirBorn SInergy range of hybrid connectors

Molex has expanded its AirBorn SInergy range of modular hybrid connectors. The introduction of heavy-duty, high-power contacts supports up to 25.0A power delivery within a standard module bay. According to ...

The post Molex expands AirBorn SInergy range of hybrid connectors appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Exercise

Aerobics and cardio  are among the most popular exercise activities for 42% of respondents in China, 34% in Brazil and around a quarter in the US (26%) and the UK ...

The post Exercise appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Rapidus signs MoU with UKSC

Rapidus, the Japanese initiative targetting 2nm process technology, has signed an MoU with the UK Semiconductor Centre (UKSC) covering future semiconductor manufacturing. In January 2026, the leaders of Japan and ...

The post Rapidus signs MoU with UKSC appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Microchip’s TimePictra 12 targets HA-TT synchronisation management

Microchip Technology is announcing the release of its TimePictra 12 platform. This is a software upgrade to its synchronisation management software for critical infrastructure operators. It aims to manage advanced ...

The post Microchip’s TimePictra 12 targets HA-TT synchronisation management appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

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