The startup was unable to secure the financing required to continue commercialising its chiplet-based technology

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Join this webinar, where we will demonstrate how to enable next-generation security and building safety networks while reducing wiring complexity, improving fault detection, and much more.

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Astella announces its participation in the 5G-ACIA Industrial 5G Day in Shanghai, a dedicated industry event focused on Industrial 5G.

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U.S. manufacturing growth continued for the eighth consecutive month in August, though momentum slowed due to supply chain and cost pressures.

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HrdWyr is developing AI-native SoCs for power management, motor control, and other applications where AI meets physical systems.

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Over the time Hackaday has been in existence, the art of 3D printing has evolved from a relatively crude hit-and-miss affair to something approaching what we all imagined back then. …read more

Thermal printers are still extremely common today, using small heating elements in combination with temperature-sensitive paper to create a dot matrix-like effect without messing with ink ribbons and complex mechanisms. …read more

As fun as mucking about with simulated environments in a laboratory is, at some point you have to do those field tests to demonstrate that your prototype actually works in …read more

This week Jonathan chats with Benjamin Samuels of Trail of Bits! The conversation focuses on Patch the Planet, a new initiative to help Open Source projects deal with the fallout …read more

Sir Clive Sinclair and his company were notorious for pushing the limits of electronic parts in search of a low price, and his ZX series 8-bit computers were fine examples …read more

David Bushell set out to build his own browser based text editor. His first attempt drew everything to a <canvas> element at 60 to 120 frames per second. It worked, but canvas gives nothing for free: no text selection, no scrollbars, and no accessibility. He faked scrolling with a hidden overflow <div> sized to match the text, then […]

The WT | Wearable Technologies Conference is happening this month on the 15the and 16th. Interested to see what’s to come in the wearable world. The WT | Wearable Technologies Conference is the world’s leading event for anyone building the future of wearable tech. Since 2006, we’ve brought together top industry leaders, innovators, and researchers […]

James Bowman has added 3D board previews to cuflow, his Python-based PCB design tool, and wrote about it on the Excamera Labs Substack. When he designed the TermDriver hardware, parts showed up only as silkscreen outlines, so picturing the finished board was guesswork. The new previews render in a web page using three.js, with a […]

Simon Willison built a GeoJSON map viewer. He needed it while helping gather maps of local political boundaries for the Granada Community Services District and the Midcoast Community Council. The requirement was simple: display GeoJSON files on a map and export the result as a PNG. He asked GPT-5.6-Sol for tool suggestions and it built […]

The Computer History Museum posted a 15 second short on YouTube featuring the sounds of Nintendo’s first home gaming console. Not game sounds but sounds as one uses the machine. The console started out in Japan as the Famicom in 1983. It arrived in the United States as the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1985. See […]

The massive investments in AI infrastructure have spillover effects on other markets. One of these markets is consumer electronics. As component costs rise, major manufacturers have increased U.S. list prices […]

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This is what a MAGPIE will look like. At least an artist's impression. Of ESA’s first lunar rover, that is. The European Space Agency (ESA) and ispace-Europe officially sign an agreement for MAGPIE to be the first European rover on the Moon...

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Anritsu is launching a 140 Gbaud wideband linear amplifier with integrated bias tee, the AH15203A/B, for optical communications. Aimed at developers of optical transmission devices, the company says the new […]

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According to WSTS global memory chip revenue is projected to surge 250% to $804 billion this year and could exceed $1 trillion in 2027. Meanwhile, memory’s share of the overall […]

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Efficient Power Conversion (EPC) is announcing mass production of its 100 V integrated GaN ePower Stage devices, for high-performance motor drives. The family comprises EPC23108, EPC23109, EPC23110 and EPC23111, and […]

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