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Last month, a team of Russian and American scientists unveiled a quantum computer array with 51 qubits at the International Conference on Quantum Technologies. Here's a look at how they did...

The RISC-V Foundation has continued to build on its momentum, announcing that this month the open-source ISA presence at HOT CHIPS 29.

In this teardown, we examine the innards of the solar-powered ultrasonic dog repellent, complete with solar panel and PIR sensor.

A new breed of color sensors is taking integration to a new level with more robust white color balancing capabilities and display management features....

SpaceX’s goal of making reusable rockets to drastically cut down the costs of space flight is coming to fruition.

From Samsung to Apple, device manufacturers are striving to optimize security and functionality with dual sensor cameras.

Recently, a series of news outlets published headlines about SpaceX CEO Elon Musk urging the United Nations to take action against “killer robots”. But he's not the only one supporting...

A hub for technological innovation and inspiration, Hot Chips delivered tutorials, presentations, and more.

At Hot Chips this week, Microsoft provided some details about their Scorpio SoC, slated to feature in the next X-Box gaming console.

Lets take a look at the insides of an infrared thermometer.

AI labs race to develop processors that are bigger, faster, stronger.

Join us as we celebrate 40 years of the Voyager missions in space!

A shortage of skilled workers threatens to undermine cybersecurity in an increasingly connected society.

Here is how two key facets of the IoT world come together to create a holistic solution.

Joe Broms just designed, prototyped, and crowdfunded a hardware product designed to teach kids about digital logic. Here's what he learned about the importance of usability during the design...

In this teardown, we examine the Lepy LP-168 Hi-Fi Stereo USB Audio Amplifier with Bluetooth, by NKTECH.

In the 1980s, Compaq was the first company to produce a portable IBM-compatible machine legally, but they flirted with breaking copyright law in the process....

Here is a look into both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2’s mission objectives, the experiments onboard, and the data it collected that has complimented and expanded our knowledge of our solar system....

Employees and experts question the overall safety of RFID chips in human workers.