Transistor Scaling Is Approaching the Atomic Limit
Atomically thin semiconductors and 3D chip designs could keep computing performance advancing as conventional silicon transistors become harder to shrink.
AI Moves Deeper Into Chip Design Without Replacing EDA Tools
Emerging systems could give AI models access to established engineering software, allowing them to optimize chip designs through repeated feedback rather than designing silicon independently.
Spare Home Computers Could Become a Distributed Network for AI Inference
Startups are tapping idle servers, gaming PCs, and laptops to reduce inference costs, improve resilience, and compensate people for providing computing capacity.
FCC Drone Restrictions Could Put Affordable Technology Out of Reach
A licensed drone pilot argues that increasingly broad limits on foreign-made equipment could raise costs for creators, farmers, first responders, and other professional users.
China Leads Global Race to Build Advanced Robots at Scale
OpenMind’s Physical AI Readiness Index shows that supply chains, materials, manufacturing capacity, and regional ecosystems may matter as much as AI expertise.
