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Pentagon Cancels Troubled GPS Control System Program
After a prolonged struggle, the Pentagon has decided to cancel the Global Positioning System Next-Generation Operational Control System (OCX), a program intended to modernize the US military’s GPS satellite navigation network.
The Intricacies of Submarine Cable Repair
Submarine cables, essential for global data and electricity transmission, have been a critical part of our infrastructure since the mid-1800s.
Humanoid Robots Outpace Humans in Half-Marathon, Setting New Records
In a groundbreaking event in Beijing, humanoid robots outperformed human runners, setting a new record in a half-marathon.
F1's New Hybrid Rules Debut at Miami Grand Prix
In May, the Miami Grand Prix will showcase new hybrid rules in Formula 1, introducing significant changes to how electric motors, known as MGU-Ks, contribute to race dynamics.
Revolutionizing Printed Electronics with Meta-NFS Technology
At Rice University, engineers have developed a groundbreaking solution for printed electronics, overcoming a decade-long challenge of curing conductive ink without damaging underlying surfaces.
A Day in the Life of Firing America's Powerful Laser
Beneath the University of Texas at Austin lies one of America's most powerful lasers, the Texas Petawatt.
Blue Origin's New Glenn Faces Setback Despite Booster Success
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket marked a milestone with the successful reuse of its first stage booster, but the mission was marred by a failure in the upper stage.
The Perils of Prioritizing Speed Over Communication
In the rush to prioritize speed in projects and organizations, communication often becomes the first casualty.
The Complex Legacy of Networking and the Missed Opportunities of IPv6
I attended an IETF meeting to see the presentation of TCP BBR, which was met with cautious optimism.
TurboQuant: Diagram Generation with Excalidraw
TurboQuant offers a unique solution for generating diagrams directly in your browser using Excalidraw.
From Skiplists to Skiptree: Solving Data Challenges with Innovative Structures
I initially dismissed skiplists as a niche data structure with limited relevance to my work, until a problem at Antithesis revealed their potential.
BYTE Magazine September 1975 Issue Overview
In the September 1975 issue of BYTE Magazine, a variety of topics are explored, reflecting the burgeoning world of personal computing.
Exploring the 80386 Memory Pipeline in FPGA Implementation
I've successfully developed an FPGA 386 core that boots DOS, runs applications like Norton Commander, and even plays Doom at 75 MHz on a DE10-Nano.
NASA Powers Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Extend Mission Life
In a bid to keep Voyager 1 operational as it ventures through interstellar space, NASA engineers have decided to shut down the Low-energy Charged Particles experiment (LECP).
The Future of Design Tools: From Figma's Complexity to Claude's Simplicity
Yesterday, I experimented with Claude Design and developed a theory about the future of design tools.
The Simple Geometry Behind Road Construction
In my exploration of road geometry, I delve into the intricacies of creating smooth, procedurally generated roads using a profile-based approach.
Navigating the Skies: The B-52's Astro Compass and Angle Computer
Before the advent of GPS, aircraft relied on celestial navigation, a method that uses the positions of stars, planets, and the sun to determine location.
Seamless Migration from DigitalOcean to Hetzner: A Cost-Effective Strategy
Faced with escalating costs due to inflation and currency devaluation in Turkey, I decided to migrate our infrastructure from DigitalOcean to Hetzner.
Big Tech's Race to Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness
Back in 2010, the Flame malware exploited Microsoft's update mechanism, using a flaw in the MD5 cryptographic hash function to distribute malicious updates.
Rocket Report: SpaceX and Blue Origin's Latest Developments
In the latest edition of the Rocket Report, we dive into the exciting advancements in space exploration.
Victor Glover Reflects on Artemis II's Journey and Orion's Performance
After returning from the Artemis II mission, I had the chance to share my experiences piloting the Orion spacecraft during our lunar flyby.
US Data Center Projects Face Major Delays Due to Construction and Power Challenges
In the race to expand AI capabilities, Silicon Valley is investing heavily in massive data centers, each consuming as much electricity as hundreds of thousands of homes.
Reflecting on 30 Years of High-Performance Computing Systems and Programming
In the summer of 2025, I had the honor of delivering the keynote at the 30th International Workshop on High-Level Parallel Programming Models and Supportive Environments (HIPS).
Migrating to Self-Hosted Object Storage with Versity S3 Gateway
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