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Cadence launches chiplet ecosystem for AI and HPC designs

Cadence announced a Chiplet Spec-to-Packaged Parts ecosystem aimed at simplifying development for customers building chiplets for physical AI, data center, and high-performance computing applications. Initial IP partners include Arm, Arteris, eMemory, M31 Technology, Silicon Creations, and Trilinear Technologies, with proteanTecs as the silicon analytics partner. Cadence is also working with

Bladder buster: Buick Electra E7 goes nearly 1,000 miles between stops

As long as range anxiety is still a thing, you could make the case that manufacturers posting huge range numbers between stops is only making it worse, convincing hesitant, late-adopters that range is the only stat that matters. That said, with 1600 km (~995 miles) of combined range, the new

Volatus integrates Trimble PX-1 RTX for delivery drone navigation

Trimble announced that Volatus Aerospace Inc. has integrated the Trimble PX-1 RTX solution into its commercial delivery drone service to achieve accurate and robust positioning and heading. This provides Volatus’ clients with a turnkey solution for highly-accurate aerial data acquisition and fully-remote drone operations in real-world missions, including beyond visual line

Last call: check out these EVs before they’re gone for good in 2026 [update]

A lot of mainstream auto media coverage right now is pushing the idea that some EVs are “dying.” What we’re really seeing is a wave of end-of-cycle, first-generation vehicles making way for their next-gen replacements. Historically, that’s when buyers get the best deals – so if that’s what you’re after, these

Voltpost partners with EVSE to deploy lamppost EV chargers in the US

Lamppost charging specialist Voltpost has announced a strategic partnership with EVSE LLC, a subsidiary of Control Module Inc. Connecticut-based EVSE is manufacturing Voltpost’s next-generation lamppost EV charger, the Voltpost Air. EVSE has executed several successful pilot projects with municipalities and utilities, including the Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting. Voltpost’s

7 trends shaping polyester’s future

The world’s polyester spree over the past half century has nudged cotton to the margins.  The synthetic wonder makes up 59 percent of textiles, but its origins are problematic. Its long name, polyethylene terephthalate (PET), reflects its connection to crude oil and gas refining. That is a big reason why

Bentley begins 2026 with two new asset analytics acquisitions

Bentley Systems has announced two acquisitions meant to bolster its asset analytics software portfolio. The first is Talon Aerolytics, which develops software for site surveys, inspections, and asset digitization in the telecom and electric utility industries. Bentley also acquired the patent and IP portfolio of Pointivo, a company which specializes

Tesla AI Head says future FSD feature has already partially shipped

Tesla’s Head of AI, Ashok Elluswamy, says that something that was expected with version 14.3 of the company’s Full Self-Driving platform has already partially shipped with the current build of version 14.2. Tesla and CEO Elon Musk have teased on several occasions that reasoning will be a big piece of

Mapping global optimism and pessimism in 2026

We’re less than two weeks into 2026 and already it’s been a turbulent start. Beneath the headlines, recent research reveals a striking divide in optimism versus pessimism about the world’s direction, offering key insights for organizations seeking to engage global audiences on the sustainability agenda. Trellis data partner GlobeScan found

Siemens introduces Digital Twin Composer for lifecycle modeling

Siemens announced Digital Twin Composer, a software solution for creating digital twin environments that combine industrial AI, simulation and real-time operational data for virtual evaluation and decision support. The software brings together 2D and 3D digital twin data with real-time physical information in a managed, secure visual scene built using

How Lime increased ridership over 60% by letting people sit down

Sometimes innovation isn’t simply about going faster or adding more tech. Sometimes it’s as simple as giving people a seat. That appears to be the case in Seattle, where Lime says its ridership jumped by an eye-opening 61% last year. According to the company, a major contributor to that growth

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