Nvidia positions classical computing infrastructure as a critical layer in the race to build useful quantum computers.

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Join this webinar and discover the OPTIGA™ Connect Consumer OC1230, the world's smallest, ultra-low-power eSIM solution built on Infineon's TEGRION™ 28 nm tech.

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Automotive electronic systems face relentless pressure to meet electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), signal integrity (SI), and power integrity (PI) targets while satisfying strict ASIL safety requirements. Too often, engineers discover problems late: EMC failures surface during vehicle integration, signal ringing degrades high-speed links, via stub resonance reflects energy above 3 Gbps, power delivery networks collapse under […]

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Explore how integrated charge-control architecture reduces complexity while supporting J3400, MCS, and global EV platforms.

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As AI systems increasingly rely on liquid cooling, coolant condition is emerging as a reliability signal.

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There are quite a few rather unconventional methods of propulsion, but perhaps one of the more curious approaches involved Helmholtz resonance, as demonstrated by [Junsun Hwang] et al. with a …read more

We’ve been following Canadian startup Edison Motors for some time now, but their latest offering caught us a bit off guard — their BDE series truck will be offered first …read more

Perfection is an inherently subjective measure, in that one must choose the criteria against which to measure. A perfect circle is an absolutely rubbish octagon, for example. So when you …read more

OLED displays solve many of the problems suffered by LC displays, including color fidelity, dynamic range and power usage. That said, especially in the early days OLED gained a reputation …read more

Aside from global access to cat videos, the presence of thousands of Starlink broadband internet access satellites in LEO has a very pleasant side effect for atmospheric researchers. Starlink publicly …read more

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Miss Twisted made this incredible fin prop for their mermaid ballgown. If you’re working on your own mermaid costume and looking to add more props, check out these guides from Erin St. Blaine in the Adafruit Learn System. Glowing Scale Armor Light-Up Costumes in Harsh Environments Ursula’s Seashell Necklace

Space Quest running on a Commodore 64 from Mean Hamster   Finally, after decades of waiting, you’ll be able to play Sierra On-Line’s classic adventure games on the Commodore 64. Developed for Sierra’s King’s Quest in 1984, Adventure Game Interpreter (AGI) was the game engine behind classic adventure games like Leisure Suit Larry, Space Quest […]

No visit with my 4 year old niece is complete without her explaining KPop Demon Hunters to her sister, 1, and cousin, 1 1/2. And she’s totally right to try to get the little ones on board – Rumi, Mira, and Zoe and awesome. Check out SideQuestCrafting’s take on Mira’s Gok-Do on YouTube Did you […]

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 Back to School LEARN […]

Samsung Foundry has put back its 1.4 nm process till 2029. At the 2026 Next-Generation Lithography + Patterning Conference (NGL 2026) the company said it would stick to its  2nm […]

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Tomorrow, shares in Unitree, the maker of China’s dancing humanoid robots, will start trading on the Shanghai stock exchange after raising $905 million at its 8000x over-subscribed IPO last week. […]

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Kiwimoore, the Chinese chiplet packaging specialist, is reported by Reuters to be following the example of last month’s  IPO of foundry company Nexchip with a 2027 listing on the Hong […]

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Space Forge of the UK, which makes semiconductor manufacturing materials in space, has signed an R&D agreement with The Texas A&M University System marking its first move into establishing its […]

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Avnet Silica has brought out  the latest edition of its quarterly Trendliner market report which can be accessed here. Providing an overview of global and European semiconductor market conditions, the […]

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