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Arduino says more than 270,000 UNO Q boards shipped in its first year, bringing Linux, AI, and real-time electronics together.
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A researcher made a Doom-derived game run on a Hasselblad X2D, using its touchscreen to move and shutter button to shoot.
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Paul Loisil’s TNY-360 robot dog combines an ESP32-S3, custom circuit boards, position-feedback servos and open hardware to make robotics easier to learn.
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OpenDrone is releasing open hardware designs for FPV flight controllers, motor controllers and radio receivers.
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At $0.08/kWh, hydro-cooled next-generation ASICs dominate Bitcoin mining profitability. Here are the 10 most profitable distinct SHA-256 machine profiles on October 10, 2026.
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OCUDU 26.10 brings satellite-network support and stronger radio features to an open-source 5G software stack.
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Google Japan built a Gboard keyboard with 116 keys riding four moving conveyor belts—and published the DIY hardware files on GitHub.
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Reports say NVIDIA may be redirecting future GB202 supply away from the GeForce RTX 5090 and toward higher-margin RTX PRO and AI products. NVIDIA has not confirmed the claim.
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Could a clean-room open-source PS5 compatibility layer actually survive a Sony lawsuit? Sony v. Connectix, Sega v. Accolade, the DMCA, and Yuzu show where the legal line may sit.
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AnyPS5 now lists 100% coverage of the 1,166 PS5 GPU shader instructions it tracks, a major milestone for the open-source PS5-to-PC compatibility project.
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A Spanish computer museum built a full-scale Cray-1 replica around a distributed UNIX cluster of 30 mostly 2012-era Mac Minis.
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TrashBench attached a 360mm liquid-cooling loop to an older GTX 1060 laptop, cutting temperatures dramatically and creating enough thermal headroom for a higher overclock.
