Hardware
The Frustrating Metronome Designed to Thwart Timekeeping Efforts in Hackaday's Challenge
An innovative, yet frustrating metronome created for Hackaday's One Hertz Challenge never ticks exactly once per second, showcasing clever engineering.
Hardware
Intel Begins Major Workforce Reductions: Over 100 Employees Affected in California
Intel is laying off more than 100 employees in California, including engineers, in a bid to cut $500 million in operating costs this year.
Hardware
Intel Set to Lay Off 20% of Workforce, Shifting Focus to Engineering
Intel plans to reduce its workforce by 20%, a move aligning with its strategy to prioritize engineering.
Hardware
The Chaotic Complexity of USB-C Explained by a Professional Engineer
A furry engineer shares insights on the intricate hardware challenges tied to USB-C standards and their origins, hinting at Apple’s influence.
Hardware
Intel's New CEO Emphasizes Engineering Focus Amidst Past Challenges
Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan reflects on the company's struggles and aims to center engineering in future innovations.
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