Tech Docs
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Amkor is expanding its Arizona advanced packaging and test campus to about ₿143,800 ($12B), adding 60,000 square meters of cleanroom capacity.
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DNS stands for Domain Name System. Its basic job is to help devices turn easy-to-remember names such as example.com into IP addresses that computers can use to communicate. This lesson follows OSNTC.005: DHCP Basics. DHCP can give a device its network settings, including DNS-server addresses. DNS then helps that device find services by name. Names…
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Avicena’s connectorized LightBundle demonstration brings detachable, serviceable microLED optical links closer to real AI system deployment.
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A C++ vector is a container that can hold multiple values. In OSC++.010, we introduced vectors. In OSC++.011, we looped through them. Now we will learn four simple vector methods that let us add, remove, count, and check items. Start With a Vector Our vector is named scores. It currently contains three numbers. push_back(): Add…
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Comcast is using fiber itself as a real-time sensing layer to detect construction, damage, and other physical activity before it becomes a network outage.
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Grounding and bonding are related electrical-safety concepts, but they are not the same thing. Grounding connects an electrical system or equipment to earth or another grounding reference. Bonding electrically connects conductive parts so they remain at substantially the same potential and provide electrical continuity. This lesson follows OSETC.011: Lockout/Tagout and Energy Isolation. It is a…
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Qualcomm is pitching Dragonfly as a rack-scale agentic AI platform where memory efficiency and tokens per watt matter more than peak FLOPS alone.
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Pearl Abyss delayed Crimson Desert Enhanced: Charting the Unknown by two weeks to October 29, citing additional time needed for polish and stability.
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UBTECH’s Liuzhou factory is designed for more than 10,000 robots per year and a 10-minute production cadence, pushing humanoid robotics toward industrial-scale manufacturing.
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Dyna Robotics’ new Taku semi-humanoid and Dyna-2.1 stack target hour-long, non-linear workflows instead of isolated robot tasks.
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Understand alternating current, cycles, frequency, period, RMS voltage, and phase with plain-language definitions and a worked paper exercise.
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Artificial intelligence can already attack computer systems. Autonomous robots can already make physical decisions. So here is the uncomfortable next question: if one AI deliberately destroys another AI, has a crime occurred—and could it ever be called murder? Under current U.S. law, the answer to the second question is generally no. A robot or AI…
