technology
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Internet Key Exchange Version 2 (IKEv2) is a security protocol used to establish, authenticate, and manage encrypted connections between network devices. IKEv2 is most commonly paired with IPsec, where it negotiates the cryptographic algorithms, authentication methods, encryption keys, and Security Associations required to build a protected VPN tunnel. Standardized in RFC 7296, IKEv2 improved on…
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Boston Dynamics says Atlas takes about one day to build today and targets roughly one hour in 2027. Its new shop-floor video shows why in-house machining matters—and what the numbers do not prove.
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Cadence introduces Maestro AI models for chip engineering, reporting up to 30% better design quality and 5× token efficiency in early tests. What the claims mean and what remains unverified.
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Renesas launches RX74M and RX74N 22 nm microcontrollers with 600 MHz performance and embedded MRAM, targeting industrial networks and secure control equipment.
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At the lowest level, a modern computer is built from an enormous number of extremely simple electronic decisions. Transistors act as microscopic switches, controlling whether electrical current is allowed to pass through a circuit. By representing these electrical states as binary values (typically 1 and 0) engineers can organize transistors into structures capable of processing…
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Bill Gates sees a roughly 20-year transition toward powerful humanoid robotics, but practical deployments and their economic effects remain uncertain.
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Bitcoin Core will fast-track fixes and advisories for vulnerabilities that AI or other low-effort methods can readily rediscover. Here is what node operators should know.
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Discover how medieval English tally sticks documented payments and debts, why their matching halves mattered, and what surviving museum objects reveal.
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AGCO and Agility Robotics plan to test Digit humanoids at the Hesston, Kansas, factory in 2027. Learn the proposed jobs, safety considerations and milestones ahead.
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Why did Intel need a federal waiver to maintain robots inside its chip factories? Explore the FCC ruling and how automated vehicles keep semiconductor production moving.
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Madrid is preparing to install its first local quantum computer. Learn how IQM Spark’s five superconducting qubits will support research and hands-on education.
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Learn how fiber-optic technicians inspect connector end faces, apply IEC 61300-3-35 pass/fail criteria, document defects and protect optical links.
