Google says AI now generates 75% of its new code, up from 25% in 2024
Engineers review and guide output while internal models handle generation, refactoring, and migration tasks
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Apple's foldable iPhone might be delayed, or almost ready
Supply chain sources point to technical hurdles, while others say trial production is already underway
"We've achieved AGI," says Nvidia CEO, but his own examples suggest otherwise
Huang's remarks highlight the gap between AI hype and real-world capability
Intel's mysterious "Unified Core" team hints at a major CPU rethink
After years of hybrid CPUs, Intel may be preparing another architectural pivot
RRAM hasn't delivered yet, but stacked memory is being pitched to run neural networks in place
Solving the ongoing memory wall problem for the sake of faster GenAI, because why not
Liquid gears could challenge 5,000 years of mechanical engineering
Instead of teeth, these gears use swirling fluid to move and adapt
The auto industry is being forced to move faster by China's EV makers
Building a new car now takes two years, and that's the new normal
Supersonic travel could return – without the boom – as NASA tests X-59 jet
NASA completes first test flight, aims to make quiet supersonic travel possible
Engineering the perfect robotic hand could unlock a $5 trillion humanoid market
However, that challenge is not so straightforward
How JPEG Works: The Art and Science of Imperfection
At its core, JPEG is a lossy image compression technique. What you may not realize is that achieving this required a fascinating blend of human perception, elegant signal processing, and clever engineering prowess.
Let's begin with a visual challenge: Can you believe the colors of the tiles marked A and B are exactly the same?
World's tallest bridge debuts in China, soaring 2,000 feet above a canyon
The new bridge cuts travel time across the canyon from hours to minutes
DIYer turns Lego bricks into a fully operational 3D printer
If you build it, it will print
Intel engineer who stole documents for Microsoft job fined $34,000 but avoids prison
The engineer is leaving the technology industry to pursue a new career in vineyard management
Normal Computing tapes out the world's first thermodynamic chip for AI and scientific computing
CN101 signals shift toward smarter, energy-efficient computing
Danish students just built a drone that can fly and swim
Adjusting the rotor blades in real time lets the drone fly in air and move through water
MIT engineers use 3D-printed steel to repair corroded bridge
A cost-effective solution to traditional repairs
The unsung heroes of chip sales: field application engineers
Solving problems, closing deals
SpaceX achieves major milestone with first-ever Starship booster catch
The test is a major step to rapid reusability
How engineering saved Tampa General Hospital from Hurricane Helene's storm surge
Have no fear, AquaFence is here
GE Aerospace shows off groundbreaking hypersonic dual-mode ramjet engine
Is it time for the Concorde to rise from the ashes?
This precision crafted manual transmission pen features a functional clutch
A novel writing utensil
The software engineer profession is under threat from AI and intense competition
"There's just so much f**king competition"
University students built an electric car that can go from 0-100 km/h in under a second
This is the third time the Zurich team has broken the record
Three great tech jobs that pay over $200k
Machine learning engineering, data engineering and software engineering positions
YouTube engineer builds an insanely accurate knife-throwing gun
His young son even programmed the controller