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    MultiX 6G project marks 18 months with third newsletterโ—MultiX Newsletter #3 is live! ๐Ÿ“ฐ๐Ÿš€๐Ÿ“ก Celebrating 18 months of # MultiX as we take # ISAC from lab to live deployments: ๐Ÿ”น LiMmastodonTechnologyRobotics112 h ago

    The EU-funded MultiX 6G research project has published its third newsletter, celebrating 18 months of work on Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC). It highlights progress moving ISAC from laboratory tests to live deployments, including live demonstrations planned at MWC26, IEEE ICC and EuCNC2026, a mmWave-guided quadruped robot with Isaac Sim digital twins as a proof of concept, and contact-free e-health vital-signs sensing via the HELIX work.

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    PS6 and Xbox Next-Gen Chips Reportedly Reach Taped-Out Stageโ–ผPS6 and Xbox Project Helix Chips Have Reportedly Taped Out โ€“ What Does That Mean for Next-Gen Gaming?โœ‰newsTechnologySemiconductors3 d ago

    Reports claim the chips expected to power Sony's next PlayStation and Microsoft's next Xbox, codenamed Project Helix, have taped out โ€” meaning their designs have been finalized and sent to a fab for manufacturing. Taping out is a major milestone that suggests both consoles are progressing toward release, though launch timing, performance targets, and pricing remain officially unconfirmed by either company.

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    Will the Next Xbox Play Your Physical Discs?โ–ผWill the Next Xbox Play Your Physical Discs? What We Know About Project Helixโœ‰newsTechnologyGadgets3 d ago

    Reports on Microsoft's next-generation Xbox, referred to as Project Helix, are focusing on whether the console will support physical discs. Details remain limited, but the question of disc drive support has become the central point of discussion as the next Xbox takes shape. Gamers are weighing what a digital-only future would mean for their existing game libraries.