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Espressif Unveils The CoreBoard and the Korvo, Two New Dev Boards for Its Dual-Core ESP32-S31

Espressif has announced a pair of new development kits for those looking to get to grips with the ESP32-S31, a dual-heterogeneous-core RISC-V microcontroller running at up to 320MHz — and targeting, the company says, more advanced Internet of Things (IoT) projects than models lower down the performance scale.

"ESP32-S31 is a high-performance dual-core 32-bit RISC-V microcontroller running at up to 320MHz, built for advanced IoT applications requiring comprehensive multi-protocol connectivity and rich human-machine interfaces," Espressif says of the chip. "With 60 GPIOs [General-Purpose Input/Output pins], it offers outstanding flexibility for complex designs that integrate multiple wireless protocols, diverse display interfaces, and a wide range of peripherals. ESP32-S31 is particularly well suited for edge AI [Artificial Intelligence] and machine learning workloads, including neural network inference, advanced signal processing, computer vision, and intelligent audio applications, while maintaining the efficiency of an embedded platform."

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Hot on the Heels of Copy Fail, New Linux Bugs Grant Root Privileges

Multiple Linux exploits have been uncovered over the last few weeks, including Copy Fail, and the newest of which are dubbed "PinTheft" and "SSH-keysign-pwn." Both have been recently patched, but relate to long-running bugs that have been present in the Linux kernel for years, which means

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I'm expanding my smart home, and these are the best Memorial Day deals I've found

Show more (3 items) I've been testing smart home devices for years, and I still get excited when a new drop or deal comes around. As I shop for some new additions for my home, I've encountered countless of fantastic Memorial Day deals available now, so

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'We are putting quantum inside the rack so customers can roll it in, plug it in': The world’s first rack-mounted quantum computer is here — and it runs at -459 degrees Fahrenheit from a standard wall socket

* Equal1 and Dell's RacQ is the world’s first rack-mounted quantum computer for enterprise use * It operates from a standard single-phase 1.6kW wall socket * The system uses a built-in close-cycle cryocooler, eliminating the need for external cryogenic plumbing Equal1 and Dell have come together to launch what

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NVIDIA's Vera CPU Rumored To Crush Intel And AMD x86 Chips By 1.5X At Computex

A new report from GF Securities (via SeekingAlpha) claims NVIDIA is gearing up to use its June 1st Computex keynote to pitch its upcoming Arm-based Vera CPU as an absolute x86 killer. The financial analysts claim NVIDIA will boast that Vera delivers up to "1.5x faster speeds, 2x

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'We are putting quantum inside the rack so customers can roll it in, plug it in': The world&rsquo;s first rack-mounted quantum computer is here &mdash; and it runs at -459 degrees Fahrenheit from a standard wall socket

NVIDIA's Vera CPU Rumored To Crush Intel And AMD x86 Chips By 1.5X At Computex

'We are putting quantum inside the rack so customers can roll it in, plug it in': The world’s first rack-mounted quantum computer is here — and it runs at -459 degrees Fahrenheit from a standard wall socket