Robin Mitchell

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Robin Mitchell is an electronic engineer who has been involved in electronics since the age of 13. After completing a BEng at the University of Warwick, Robin moved into the field of online content creation, developing articles, news pieces, and projects aimed at professionals and makers alike. Currently, Robin runs a small electronics business, MitchElectronics, which produces educational kits and resources.

RISC-V Generic CPU Vulnerabilities Reporting in Linux 6.12

As RISC-V processors gear up to enable generic CPU vulnerabilities reporting through the upcoming Linux 6.12 kernel, the focus shifts towards enhancing security measures in the fa

Insights | 24-10-2024

New Transistor Design Promises Faster Speeds and Durability

An ultrathin material with properties that "already meet or surpass industry standards" enables ultra-fast switching and exceptional durability. (Source MIT) As rese

Insights | 23-10-2024

Bluetooth 6.0: Major Enhancements and Benefits for Engineers

Key Things to Know:   Bluetooth 6.0 introduces advanced features like precise tracking and enhanced data transmission efficiency, transforming wireless co

Insights | 22-10-2024

Intel CPU Voltage Fix: Latest Microcode Patch for Stability

Intel has recently released a new fix for the CPU voltage issues that have been plaguing some of its processors. This update aims to address concerns related to voltage regulation

Insights | 21-10-2024

Florida Keys Sensor Boosts Coral Reef Conservation Efforts

Source credit: mote.org As the world continues to fight the dangers of climate change, the increasing acidification of the ocean is leading to the loss of coral reefs around the w

Insights | 21-10-2024

US to Block Chinese Hardware in Vehicles Over Security Risks

As technology continues to advance, the issue of data security and privacy becomes increasingly crucial, especially in the realm of connected vehicles. With the US expressing conc

In The News | 18-10-2024

Navy Chiefs Installed Private Wi-Fi, Violating Security Protocols

credit: surfpac.navy.mil In a shocking revelation by the US navy, a number of high ranking officials on a US warship had violated numerous rules and installed their own private St

Insights | 17-10-2024

Single Molecule Transistor for Greener, Faster Electronics

In a groundbreaking development in the field of electronics, scientists at the S. N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences have achieved a significant milestone by creating a tr

Insights | 15-10-2024

Microsoft Powers Datacenters with Three Mile Island Reactor Restart

When Microsoft announced that it would be restarting a nuclear reactor to power its new datacenter, many were shocked to find out that the reactor in question was located at the i

Insights | 15-10-2024