Texas Instruments

Texas Instruments has released new 5532 chips that differ from the older versions used for decades. The change has sparked discussion in audio engineering communities, as documented in a GroupDIY thread and Hacker News comments.

Antoine Zambelli, AI Director at Texas Instruments, built Forge, an open-source reliability layer that improves model accuracy from 53% to 99%. Forge adds domain-and-tool-agnostic guardrails to local models running on consumer hardware. It outperforms frontier API alone and reduces the gap between local and cloud-based models.

Intel, Cisco, Qualcomm, and Texas Instruments are hitting record highs, some for the first time since the dot-com era. These companies were formerly major players in the tech industry during that time. Their recent success may indicate a resurgence in their influence.

Ploopy has announced a new open source mouse called the Bean, which features a red pointing stick similar to the TrackPoint found on ThinkPad laptops. The Bean is available for preorder for $69.99 and has a highly-sensitive sensor. It can be paired with a USB cable but is not wireless.

Texas Instruments has released a new flagship graphing calculator called the TI-84 Evo. The device is positioned as an updated version of their popular TI-84 series, targeting educational and professional markets.

S&P 500 Index futures declined 0.3% in premarket trading as optimism about the Middle East ceasefire weakened. The article highlights CoreWeave, Instacart, and Texas Instruments as key US premarket movers.