Samsung says Claude Code can cut chip design work from weeks to days, but it still makes serious mistakes
The tool has made unauthorized changes and masking errors
A cybersecurity researcher covered a Toyota in an AI-generated pattern to confuse Flock cameras
The demonstration tested whether adversarial design can defeat computer-vision algorithms
What just happened? Bill Swearingen's noRecognition project is testing whether computer-generated patterns can interfere with software used to identify people, vehicles, and other objects on surveillance cameras. The project received its first public test Friday at the Def Con cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas. Swearingen worked with Donut Media to cover a 2009 Toyota Yaris with one of his patterns and drive it past a Flock camera. "We proved it was effective," Swearingen, a cybersecurity professional and founder of SIXCYBER, told TechCrunch.
Intel's Project Firefly is borrowing smartphone parts to build a better budget laptop
It uses Wildcat Lake chips, mobile components, and a shared laptop design
This startup has raised $12 million to make liquid-metal circuit boards rewritable
Itera's electrowetting platform redraws circuits to eliminate repeated fabrication and assembly cycles
An AI agent just designed a complete RISC-V CPU from scratch in 12 hours
More bad news for human engineers and white-collar workers
Apple is testing four smart glasses designs as it prepares to challenge Meta Ray-Bans
Apple is developing N50 eyewear with cameras, sensors, and tight iPhone integration
Broadcom bets on 2nm stacked silicon to rival Nvidia in AI
The chipmaker expects to ship a million 3D stacked chips by 2027
Europe is coming after infinite scroll – TikTok's endless feed is now a legal problem
The Digital Services Act takes aim at addictive platform design
Intel's 18A process works, now it has to convince the industry
PowerVia gives Intel a technical edge, but customers are hesitant
iPhone 18 Pro rumors point to corner camera cutout and Face ID under the screen
Jon Prosser believes the iPhone 18 Pro will break from Apple's center-aligned design
Apple's foldable iPhone leaks again, and it's thinner than expected
New video fleshes out dimensions, display specs, and potential design trade-offs
Windows Notepad will soon support tables because why leave well enough alone
Microsoft cannot stop messing around with the venerable note-taking tool
Google is changing how ads appear in Search, slowly and carefully
The company's new "sponsored results" label is meant to improve clarity without disrupting billions in ad revenue
Google Japan adapts rotary phone design for quirky new keyboard
Nostalgia meets modern tech in Google's Gboard experiment
Mercedes-Benz hits the brakes on touchscreens, signaling return to physical buttons
Automakers are rethinking touchscreens and interior design as safety concerns rise
Slime mold meets encryption in a radical art experiment
SlimeMoldCrypt turns a biological process into a quantum-resistant encryption machine
Performance and design complaints mount after iOS 26's Liquid Glass launch
Among other gripes, users say animations are sluggish and text is difficult to read
Apple to unveil iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air tomorrow, designs leak early
Pro models major redesign, A19 chips, ProMotion displays, and upgraded cameras
Next-generation space living moves past the tin can
New inflatable and modular designs are promising roomier living in space
Nvidia's Arm CPU dream hits a hardware wall, debut pushed to 2026
Fresh setback delays Nvidia's long-awaited N1x Arm chip
Microsoft trolls Apple's new Liquid Glass UI for looking like Windows Vista
Has iOS 26 actually gone back to 2007?
Microsoft unveils a new "human-centric" Start Menu redesign for Windows 11
Designed by fans, tolerated by users: Microsoft shows us the road that led here
AI is reshaping chip design tools, and the results are impossible to ignore
Why it matters: As powerful as AI may be, many industries are still struggling to find clear-cut applications that make a measurable, demonstrable difference. Thankfully, that is not the case when it comes to chip design software. In fact, since their introduction just a few years ago, AI-powered features have become a mainstay of EDA (Electronic Design Automation) tools from companies such as Cadence and Synopsys.
Google Chrome update for Android expands on-screen space for websites
But Google is going to introduce compatibility issues on its mobile OS, again