Chips, datacenters, interconnect, and the power they draw.
The internet's governing body is committing to speedier and more open decision-making as it braces for new challenges from artificial intelligence and geopolitical tensions.
Researchers revive Spectre v2 as an in-place attack that abuses stale branch predictions in JIT compilers to leak secrets.
The Next Platform argues that optimization, not hardware alone, is the main obstacle to practical quantum systems.
Infineon's PSOC Control C3 microcontrollers aim to keep up with GaN and SiC switching speeds while simplifying firmware in AI data center power stages.
Imagination's E-Series combines graphics, compute, and AI on one architecture, with first silicon expected by the end of 2026.
A six-month British Transport Police facial recognition trial scanned over half a million faces, cost £320,000, and produced only a false positive.
Semiconductor Engineering's latest blog review spans quantum computing, shared memory, solid-state batteries, automotive ML trust, and standards integration.
A Semiconductor Engineering article examines why moving data efficiently is becoming a critical challenge for physical AI systems.
Interface IP and hardware-assisted verification are becoming critical for managing the complexity of AI-driven system-on-chip designs.
A $850 discount brings Lenovo's RTX 5070-powered Legion 5i gaming laptop to $1,799.99, a 32% cut from its list price.
A Java crash dialog on a transit display illustrates how outdated software still underpins public infrastructure.
Nvidia and partners will ship pre-integrated Vera Rubin racks in modular containers starting 2027, targeting six-month deployment times down to two weeks.
A one-day walkout at Micron's Taoyuan fab could slightly disrupt memory output amid strong AI-driven demand.
Kaseya's CTO argues that clear specifications and domain expertise matter more than syntax as AI agents take over coding.
Iranian military officials have threatened to sever undersea data cables in the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about global internet and commercial data disruption.
OpenBSD 8.0 expands VM and memory capabilities and gets a proposed 64-bit Wine port, all while making its anti-AI stance impossible to miss.
New testing shows AI models can draft workable attack plans for industrial systems, but experts say human skill is still required.
The European Commission is investigating whether Booking.com does enough to stop scams, phishing, and fake listings on its platform.