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Tech evangelist, writer, advisor, mentor. On technology, innovation, entrepreneurship, economic development. @eetimes @thenextsivalley @TechSpark1
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White House Executive Order Brings New Urgency to Post-Quantum Cryptography

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By Nitin Dahad Verified
| EE Times Verified
designLines AI & Big Data Designline Executive order 14412 sets a definitive timeline for making post-quantum cryptography mandatory by 2030.
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Inside Infineon’s €5B Dresden Fab: Virtual Fab Cloning Fast-Tracked the Launch

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By Nitin Dahad Verified
| EE Times Verified
designLines AI & Big Data Designline At the opening of its Dresden smart power fab, Infineon’s COO said virtual fab cloning enabled delivery three months ahead of schedule.
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Sense and Sensibility: How Multimodal Inputs Help Robotics Get a Grip

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By Nitin Dahad Verified
| EE Times Verified
By Nitin Dahad 07.02.2026 0 //php echo do_shortcode('[responsivevoice_button voice="US English Male" buttontext="Listen to Post"]') ?> In this episode of the Silicon Grapevine podcast, we discuss the emerging yet critical discipline of multimodal sensing for robotics. Humanoids can see, hear, and reason. However, until they can “feel,” they can’t truly work alongside us. The hardest problems in robotics today aren’t about intelligence. They are about multimodal sensing.
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