Edge AI won’t be saved by more chips; it needs unified memory to stop models from choking mid-task.

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Addressing the new challenges posed by the shift to 48 V automotive power supplies with Nisshinbo Micro Devices

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Explore how Monolithic Power Systems 48V automotive solutions, including the MPQ5884-AEC1, support safer, smarter, and more efficient zonal architecture.

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Discover how optoelectronics plays a central role in sensing and data generation, including light-based distance measurement for UAVs and robotic platforms.

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Unlike hard-wired security engines, PQC algorithm mapped into eFPGA fabric claims to avoid costly silicon re-spins.

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Intel’s Itanium architecture was an interesting experiment, but it has gone down in history as one of the chip giant’s bigger flops, so much so that it earned the name …read more

Bats are remarkable creatures, able to fly at night or inside the confines of caves without light to guide their way. A team of researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) …read more

A little over a month ago, we featured a project from [Igor] who built 64 bits of DRAM from scratch using discrete components. Jokes about memory pricing aside, he did …read more

There was once a race to put out cameras with ever higher numbers of megapixels to snare customers eager to take the highest quality digital photos. These days, we know …read more

Game companies might not like physical media much anymore, but gamers sure do. There’s nothing like pawing over your collection to find what to play, and inserting a cartridge with …read more

Marcin Wichary looks at “bumping the lamp” – a phrase coined by Disney during the production of Roger Rabbit to describe going above and beyond what was expected of the animators. A lesson learned: I see craft blossom when it can flow from individuals, and when the organization and attendant processes recognize that. Let people […]

Michael Martin is working through a port of a shooting gallery Rosetta-stone program to the ZX Spectrum. It’s been a long road. We started out knowing how to control text and bitmap output and a decent handle on I/O. From there we designed a reasonably efficient blitting system that operated on 16×16 “sprites” that we carefully prepared for […]

Rafał Opiłowski was looking at setting up a new homelab, starting with a comprehensive networking setup. Given my experiences related to performance and security issues with ISP-provider routers, I wanted to have a better control over the traffic on my home network. I decided to heavily focus traffic on wired connections, to offload WiFi and […]

The handheld games of 2000: how could we forget the LCD screens and the cheesiness. Nicole Express got one at a church fundraiser and did a comparison with another model which advertises voice. Another oddity about the box. Take a look at the screen. Notice that it has square blocks with a square inside, and […]

The SmartFont Library by Chaiwat Leanyos is a generic C++ font library for embedded systems (Arduino, ESP32, etc.), designed for efficient rendering of UTF-8 strings on pixel-based displays. It features special support for Thai Language, correctly positioning vowels and tone marks (0x0E00 – 0x0E7F). Features UTF-8 Support: Handles multi-byte characters automatically. Thai Language Layout: Automatically […]

When the UK had a computer company which competed with IBM, Electronics Weekly carried one of its ads in its edition of October 12th 1960: [dropcap][/dropcap]  

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The modular system, based on NI technology combines a high-performance FPGA core, for processing real-time data, and interchangeable SerDes interface devices which can be swapped according to the configuration requirements […]

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SWISSto12, the Swiss manufacturer of satellite and payload systems, has closed its $70 million Series C funding round. The capital raise follows the award of $84.8 million from the European […]

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The European Space Agency (ESA) has released its latest Space Economy Report covering the year 2025. It gives an overview of the developments shaping Europe’s space sector. Its findings include […]

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Chinese president Xi Xinping told the World AI Conference in Shanghai at the weekend: “As ancient Chinese observed: ‘A man of wisdom adapts to changes. A man of knowledge acts […]

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