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In this update we explore the performance of virtualized Linux guests on an OpenPOWER Linux host with QEMU. Several tests are run, and all yield a somewhat surprising result -- virtual machines actually provide a performance boost compared to native execution when the host SMT is set to 1! We suspect this is due to native host scheduling problems, but this also implies that there is considerable untapped potential latent within these OpenPOWER machines.

A documentary and DIY kits for the legendary Yugoslavian 80s PC

Hi everyone! As you have likely noticed, things often don't go as planned. In our previous update, as well as an update before this, we planned that new review sets would be shipped to reviewers and developers in April, and first batch would be shipped to backers somewhere mid-summer. It's end of July and none of this has happened yet; so let's break down why, what has been done, and what are the next steps in fulfilling the SlimeVR campaign.

Learn how backer Karl S. used Anavi Thermometer in his home automation system to preserve domestic tranquility. Read the full Report to see how he did it.

Introducing our new “TB Squeeze Pack!” - At 1.15 oz and packed with all-natural energy and nutrition, these little guys are the epitome of healthy convenience on-the-go.

After more delay than we'd like (sorry!), we are finally shipping! Plus, be careful not to blow up your Ethernet Phy!

It's been only couple weeks since the last update, but we're back and with amazing news: DIY Kits are shipping!

Thank you for your patience while we continue to manufacture and ship LimeSDR, LimeSDR Mini, and related products. We are experiencing a modest delay in fulfilling all outstanding orders while we ramp up higher-volume manufacturing and transfer inventory management fully over to Crowd Supply.

Hurray, we reached our funding goal! Also, the campaign is almost over! Time flies when you're having fun I guess. Time also flies when you're very busy. :) In this update I wanted to talk about the test fixture used to test each unit before it gets shipped to you.

An easy-to-use, micro ePaper shield for the Particle & Arduino community

We’re staying with a friend in Hong Kong as we oversee progress on the laptop's PCBs. The revised EOMA68-A20 was submitted for prototyping and may actually be ready within under ten days. Enquiries are still outstanding for tracking down a S5P6818 Reference Design.

We're already funded and the last components for the December scheduled batch have arrived.

Last week, we focused on DFM considerations that went in to Tigard - this week we'll talk about testing - both the design consideration as well as the testing hardware and software.

In which the Saga of Shenzhen Maker Faire unfolds; drastic capacitor price hikes; HDMI, FOSDEM. and a libre RISC-V 64-bit SOC design.

Three days left! In this update we will provide information about where to find ScopeFun documentation and how to make use of it.

A long-range (500 m) wireless modem compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi.

Noise affects accuracy, especially when measuring low amplitude signals. Let's take a look at how ScopeFun performs in this regard.

The new version-two boards are nearly here...

Backer Antonio T integrated two Crowd Supply projects, Anavi Thermometer and HestiaPi, to make a completely custom home automation system. Read the full update to learn how he did it.

I would like to introduce the new version of the breakout board that incorporates a couple of improvements brought up by a couple of early testers. This new version will be shipped in place of the old version for all backers and future purchases.