The TL3228 integrates a dual-core RISC-V processor consisting of a high-performance D25F core and an energy-efficient N22 core.

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Discover how New Ideas Industrial can stabilize your semiconductor supply chain for AI, storage, and UAV applications.

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Leixlip cannot replace Magdeburg, but it shows the value of expanding where fabs, demand, and ecosystems already exist.

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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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Launched in 2014, Japan’s Hayabusa2 spacecraft completed its primary asteroid sample return mission all the way back in 2020. But with the main spacecraft still healthy, the intrepid little probe …read more

Having Linux on so many devices is both a blessing and a curse. Sure, it is great that you can hack on things and modify them or even totally repurpose …read more

WHOOP does not have the presence in the wearable space as other brands, but in certain circles, it’s a household name. Their business model requires you to have a yearly …read more

With Nintendo’s 3DS experiencing a bit of a renaissance lately, prices for functioning systems have shot through the roof. Getting a busted one with a broken screen is a lot …read more

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

The WHOOP 4.0 is a screenless fitness wearable designed for 24/7 continuous tracking. It focuses heavily on sleep quality, physiological recovery, and daily exertion levels rather than step counts. The tracker operates via a subscription model and is typically priced between $30/month and an annual fee of $239 Abdul Sahil isn’t knocking WHOOP. But the […]

Pete Warden is convinced local voice interfaces and sub-$1 embedded chips will fundamentally change how we interact with everything in the physical world. I’m so excited to introduce Moonshine Micro, a version of the Moonshine Voice open source framework that can run a useful voice interface in just 520KB of RAM. It contains separate libraries for voice-activity detection, speech […]

The Python for Microcontrollers Newsletter is the place for the latest news involving Python on hardware (microcontrollers AND single board computers like Raspberry Pi). This ad-free, spam-free weekly email is filled with CircuitPython, MicroPython, and Python information that you may have missed, all in one place! You get a summary of all the software, events, projects, and the latest hardware worldwide once a week, no […]

image via The Pudding   Stephen Lurie’s A History of Menus is a Menu of History for The Pudding tells the story of NYPL’s Buttolph Collection in ten dishes: Soup, Celery, Vol-au-vent, Pork Chops Saute, Iced Coffee, Thursday Special, Pepper Pot, Horse’s Neck, Potatoes O’Brien Au Gratin and Baked Alaska. Read more, explore the menus […]

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 […]

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Across Europe and developed Asia population decline  is a consequence of declining birth rates and ageing populations and poses significant challenges to the countries affected. In countries like Japan and ...

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Check out this Blackberry-like device from Clicks - the Clicks Communicator. Maybe a nostalgic one for those who were power emailing on the go in the Noughties!

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Seeed Studio is releasing its XIAO nRF54LM20A and XIAO nRF54LM20A Sense development boards, which are based – as the names suggest – on Nordic’s new nRF54LM20A SoC. They are aimed ...

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Cambridge Tech Week is finalising the roster of speakers for its 2026 programme, from the worlds of AI, security and finance. They range across founders, investors, academics, corporates and policymakers. ...

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