Probabilistic computing is addressing Monte Carlo bottlenecks, with UxHw hardware in use at Boeing and CERN.

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Chip design tools are cashing in: Q1 EDA revenue hit $5.7B as APAC surged 17.7% and hyperscalers went DIY.

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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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Do you remember AIM? It may suprize you to hear that AOL’s instant messanger was actually supported all the way up to 2017– two years after Discord launched. Unlike Discord, …read more

A few years ago, France introduced a mandatory repairability score for consumer goods like laptops and tablets. It involves five criteria that range from documentation and availability of spare parts …read more

Full body tracking in VR applications involves attaching sensors to one’s body, and [Jaki] has a DIY method to do it on the cheap: the Vive Tracker Lite project repurposes …read more

Perhaps the most ridiculous statement that anyone can make is that a computer system with clearly enough processing power ‘cannot run DOOM‘. This is why we accept the premise that a …read more

Can you call it a bandsaw if it has neither band nor saw? [WeldingRod1] does, with his entry in the laser contest — a manually-controlled laser cutter that he’s dubbed …read more

Matthias Plappert at dfdx labs will spend the next several months doing independent research on robotic manipulation, and doing it in the open. I don’t expect the main output to be papers or an open-source codebase. What I care about here is the research log itself: what works, what fails, and what I learn from […]

decrazyo on GitHub outlines the process for modding the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) to use 2 PPUs for advanced graphical features. I don’t expect anyone to actually bother building this so the docs might be kind of half-assed at times. Check out my modified fork of Mesen2 if you’d like to play with this concept without modding […]

Eric Schlaepfer On Tube Time has designed the Beavis Ultrasound PnP, an open source replica of the Gravis Ultrasound Pnp. Unlike other clones, this design includes the entire schematic as well as the reverse-engineered source code of the GAL. While Eric notes “I have not generated the fab package since I have not actually fabricated […]

Frank Force (KilledByAPixel on GitHub) has created a 3D pen-plotter simulator in the browser. Drop in an SVG and watch a little AxiDraw-style machine draw it on virtual paper. The arm sliding, pen lifting, stepper motors whirring. It doesn’t make anything real but it’s nice to watch. Speed — 1× (real time) up to 1000× for […]

azya on X (formerly Twitter) recorded a video of the IC decapsulation process. The hot air gun nozzle is visible in the top-left corner, with the temperature set to ~150°C. This method works great for small chips. On larger dies, some compound often remains in the center, which I remove by boiling in rosin. See […]

  Arm is to expand its adoption of Arteris’ hardware security assurance product, Cycuity Radix, on select Arm CPU designs. Arteris’ technology helps identify and mitigate potential security weaknesses and vulnerabilities, ...

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SILITH Technology, a silicon photonics fabless company, and UMC have announced the first mass-production wafer delivery of photonic ICs from UMC’s Singapore fab. The collaboration combines SILITH’s silicon photonics innovation ...

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NextGOEpi, a Berlin-based deep tech startup spun off from Leibniz-Institut für Kristallzüchtung (IKZ), producing Gallium Oxide epitaxial wafers for next-generation power electronics, has secured a €2 million pre-seed funding round. ...

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element14 has launched a new initiative within its RoadTest programme, inviting engineers to apply to test and review a product of their choosing. The initiative allows participants to request any ...

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Melexis has introduced low-pressure variants across its Triphibian pressure sensor family, supporting configurable pressure spans as low as 2 bar. Available for the MLX90830, MLX90833, and MLX90834, the variants extend ...

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