Chinese researchers claim to have developed the fastest non volatile flash memory to date, but it needs a better name than PoX.

Gallium Nitride breakthrough could make LED displays more affordable and convert your smartphone screen into an antenna

New AMD Pensando Salina DPU wants to power the next generation of AI infrastructure.

British startup launches low-power RISC-V processor design to address the twin problems of memory and energy.

Anti-DEI requirements pose ‘enormous, open-ended financial risks’, Python Software Foundation argues.

Comments by Igor Pavlov on the file compression software's page on the Sourceforge.net repository seemingly put an end to the saga - for now?

The HiFi Rose RD160 DAC looks elegant, ethereal and oh-so expensive – because it is.

CERN uses Toshiba HDDs to store more than one exabyte of data related to the big bang, dark matter and the universe

President Trump signs a “full and unconditional” pardon for Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht, who had received two life sentences.

Quantum computing enters new territory with multimode encoding, shrinking systems and slashing power demands.

ZeroPoint claims it can reduce server costs by up to a quarter using ultra-fast memory compression

Engineers took 100 days to calculate Pi to 202 trillion digits using some very powerful hardware.

Skeleton’s GrapheneGPU uses Curved Graphene supercapacitors to boost GPU performance and cut waste.

The aim is create more efficient, scalable, and adaptable computing systems

MadRadar can make self-driving vehicles hallucinate and 'see' vehicles that aren't there, or hide ones that are.

Dimensional Control Systems files surface on the dark web, but authenticity has not yet been confirmed.

Penn Engineers have created a zero-power adjustable filter that could make 6G a reality inside your smartphone.

Cambridge Audio is launching a limited edition version of the Evo 150 and thanks to a partnership DeLorean Moto, its design is inspired by the iconic DMC-12 car.

Researchers at Linköping University (LiU) in Sweden have created Goldene, a sheet of gold one atom thick.

Microsoft has unveiled Majorana 1, a quantum chip with a Topological Core architecture, paving the way for a one-million-qubit quantum processor.

Andrew Sloss, former futurologist at Arm, has joined Vaire Computing.

Dyson-backed "Render and Diffuse" (R&D) will make it easier to train robots to perform tasks.

FFmpeg developers rewrote a single filter in Assembly, achieving a 100x speedup, although its impact is limited and real-world benefits remain questionable.

TDK unveils a photo-spintronic breakthrough that promises to remove a major AI bottleneck.

SpiNNaker 2 mimics brain architecture with 152 cores per chip and no disks, offering fast, memory-centric computing for defense.

Tenstorrent, the new company of legendary chip architect Jim Keller, has launched its Grayskull chip and DevKits.

The smaller Epikore 3 standmount speakers, plus Epikore 7 and Epikore 9 floorstanders just arrived – and after the brilliance of the Epikore 11, you should be intrigued.

Taalas plans to cast intelligence directly into silicon with its own foundry.

Normal Computing claims its CN101 thermodynamic chip could help curb AI’s growing energy appetite.

Former Dyson engineer builds low-cost holographic storage with polymer ribbon which works seamlessly inside existing LTO libraries.