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- 1Artist shares black pen Moaï ink drawing●• MOAÏ • Black Pen [Nov. 2026] # drawing # art # artwork # illustration # ink # pen # artist # moaï
An artist known as Moaï has shared a new black pen illustration dated November 2026, tagged with drawing, artwork, ink and illustration. The piece is being shared and liked by art enthusiasts, drawing attention for its pen-and-ink technique and the mysterious monolithic figure at its centre.
- 2Matt Vesely's Monolith Draws Praise for Lily Sullivan's Solo Performance●Watched Monolith (2022, d. Matt Vesely), an Australian sci-fi thriller anchored by Lily Armstrong’s terrific performance
Viewers are recommending Monolith, a 2022 Australian sci-fi thriller directed by Matt Vesely. The film follows a disgraced journalist turned podcaster who investigates strange phenomena after receiving an anonymous email, with Lily Armstrong the only actor appearing on screen. Its single-character premise and her critically praised lead performance are driving word-of-mouth recommendations.
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Monolithic Power Systems (MPWR) has filed its Form 10-Q quarterly report with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing updates investors on the chipmaker's latest financial position and results. Traders and analysts tracking semiconductor stocks are reviewing the disclosure for changes in revenue, margins and risk factors that could move the share price.
- 4Academia Sinica to host talk on monolithic 3D technology for AI and photonics▼Academia Sinica - Events | One Technology to Power Them All: Monolithic 3D for AI, Photonics, XR, and Sensing
Taiwan's Academia Sinica has announced an upcoming talk titled 'One Technology to Power Them All: Monolithic 3D for AI, Photonics, XR, and Sensing'. The event highlights monolithic 3D integration as a single technology platform with applications spanning artificial intelligence, photonics, extended reality and sensing. It draws attention to ongoing research into stacking semiconductor layers directly on one chip for next-generation computing.
- 5Moore's Law was never a law — and now it's running out●Moore's Law was never a law: a 1965 observation that became an industry target. Now silicon and quantum mechanics set th
Gordon Moore's 1965 observation that transistor counts double roughly every two years was never a physical law, but an industry target companies chased for decades. Now silicon limits and quantum effects are capping miniaturisation. Researchers at the University of Illinois are exploring monolithic 3D integration — stacking transistor layers directly on top of each other, up to three so far — as one path forward.
- 6Monolithic Power Systems raises outlook on broad demand●MPWR Q3 deep dive: diversified end-market demand and design wins drive outlook upgrade
Monolithic Power Systems (MPWR) reported a strong third quarter, with analysts pointing to diversified demand across end markets and a growing pipeline of design wins. The company upgraded its outlook following the results, drawing attention from investors tracking semiconductor stocks. Coverage highlights strength across enterprise data, automotive and industrial applications as key drivers behind the raised guidance.
Repos
- AnonimusShamshiAlex/LimonOS Custom 64-bit monolithic operating system kernel written in C, featuring a graphical desktop environment, networking, an