AI data centers are torching copper’s reign as ST pushes 300-mm silicon photonics for faster, denser optical links.

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India races to own more of its electronics value chain, from OSATs to PCBs, but imported materials still hold the leash.

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Nidec tackles the brutal gearbox tradeoffs behind humanoid robots, from zero backlash to lighter integrated actuators.

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Startup TYLsemi wants to address the gap between ASIC houses and design services, taking on the risk of developing large chiplet-based chips for AI infrastructure customers.

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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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Although Einstein’s Theory of Relativity is typically associated with really large and really heavy things like plants in solar systems and big things in universes in general, it turns out …read more

Some breaking news from geostationary orbit, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced that its newest Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) satellite unexpectedly went offline last night, …read more

Even for those of us that are quite technically minded, we spend precious little time thinking about the cables that carry our signals and do all the important work we …read more

Come next year, those looking to explore the globe virtually via Google Earth will have to do so on their smartphone or from within their browser, as the search giant …read more

In order to not hit something, you generally need to know where that thing is. On land, the meager human eyesight tends to be sufficient. On the water, however, the …read more

azlan777 shared this project on MakerWorld! Minimal Raspberry Pi 5 case with support for active cooler and sufficient airflow for cooling. Friction fits together and prints without supports. Learn more! Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion and dedication for making solid objects from digital models. Recently, we […]

i.boxit shares: Snap-fit case for the standard Arduino UNO with optional wall mount, reset button access, LED light tubes (transparent PLA works as a guide), and an opener. Use Textured PEI Plate to avoid warping. Alternative for the Arduino block. By i-BoxIt download the files on: Every Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The […]

3D Hangouts – Flight Tracker, Voicebox FX and Noodle Numchucks This week @adafruit Pedro continues his work on the flight tracker with lunar transit features. Noe is designing the enclosure for a voicebox with effects. This week’s timelapse features a pool noodle numchucks. Qualia ESP32-S3: 2.1in TTL Round Display with Touch: Adafruit […]

The OV7725_CPUfree_Camera Arduino library captures images from OV7725 camera without using CPU at all on the RP2350 microcontroller. By leveraging DMA and PIO automation, both CPU cores of RP2350 can be dedicated to tasks like AI/ML and real-time processing without being interrupted by camera capture. CPU-Free Camera Capture Dual-Buffer Architecture Fixed 90 FPS Streaming Color […]

Every week we’ll 3D print designs from the community and showcase slicer settings, use cases and of course, Time-lapses! This Week: Pool Noodle Numchucks By CompliantDesigns makerworld.com/en/models/1497093-pool-noodle-numchucks Bambu X1C PolyMaker PLA 3hr 58mins X:202 Y:202 Z:130mm .2mm layer / .4mm Nozzle 10% Infill / 1mm Retraction 200C / 60C 85g 230mm/s Every Thursday is #3dthursday […]

Yes, you’ve come to the right website, the new-look ElectronicsWeekly.com. We’ve updated our design to better reflect and present the latest industry content we are providing. Essentially, we are making […]

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There was once an IBM salesman who, in his fifth year of business, fulfilled his annual sales quota in 19 days. He left to set up his own company which […]

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Hybrid energy storage systems combine complementary technologies to offer resilient systems that are better suited to modern applications, write Dr Joanna Thurston and Hendrik Bahre. Within the last decade hybrid […]

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TSMC today announced Q2 revenue of  $40.20 billion, which increased 33.7% YoY and increased 12.0% from Q1 for a profit of $22 billion which was up 77% YoY and up […]

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Shanghai-based Yuanjiwei has set up what it claims to be the world’s first pilot production line for 2D semiconductors, reports the South China Morning Post. Yuanjiwei has released version 0.1 […]

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