Digital Roundup, October 2024

Another month has come to a close and it’s time to take stock of everything I’ve had published in digital outlets throughout October.

It’s been a busy month, with a number of high-profile launches – not least of which are new products from Raspberry Pi, which is branching out into microSD Card and SSD storage devices in order to deliver guaranteed performance and compatibility with its single-board computer range. STMicroelectronics has also been looking at storage, announcing “Page EEPROM” chips which, it says, combine the benefits of EEPROM and flash memory for non-volatile storage.

It’s been a good month for makers, too, with some very interesting projects – like Stephen Hawes’ work to have a LumenPnP pick-and-place machine place working components on an active circuit for in-production testing, David Buchanan’s “electromagnetic pulse” attack to gain a shell on a laptop, a staggering array of badge Simple Add-On boards, and my favourite of the month: Luke Mortimer’s Quandoom, which runs a cut-down version of id Software’s 1993 classic Doom on a (simulated and very much future-gazing) quantum computer.

A full list of my articles from October, with links to read each in full, is available below.

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