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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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Meta reserved early access to up to 1 GW of proposed space solar power from Overview Energy. Explore the 2028 orbital trial, 2030 delivery goal and technical challenges.
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Vertical Semiconductor signed a letter of intent for up to $73 million in CHIPS R&D funding to develop vertical GaN chips and demonstrate a proposed 2.5 MW AI rack. Funding and efficiency targets are not final results.
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TeraWulf expands its revolving credit facility to about $400 million as utility power guarantees become central to its Kentucky data-center development.
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Crusoe’s new $700 million financing backs the generators planned for its AI facilities. Learn how behind-the-meter power and equipment-backed lending work.
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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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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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FingerMotion plans to buy Newbit’s 9.9 MW Alberta power-site rights for $2.3 million. Here’s what the agreement includes and what remains pending.
