Bicycling on MSN
You don’t have to pay $700 for a pro-level bike computer. Our editors uncover hidden gems with top features for $200 or less
Our editors tested the latest bike computers across thousands of miles. These standout picks deliver pro-level performance, ...
Hardware Root of Trust in the Quantum Computing Era: How PUF-PQC Solves PPA Challenges for SoCs ...
Explore why GSI Technology (GSIT) earns a Buy: edge AI APU breakthrough, SRAM rebound, debt-free strength, and key risks.
China is making big inroads into the Western cycling market. These are the companies that should be on your radar ...
Dubbed the "Nvidia killer," Cerebras' wafer-scale engine has reportedly crushed Nvidia's H200 in raw AI training power: 125 ...
Cyclingnews on MSN
Wireless shoes and a PlayStation cockpit - Van Rysel has just launched the maddest bike of 2026, and we're only two weeks in
Not a production model, but nevertheless the bike aims to double the rider’s FTP ...
Garmin Edge MTB review: a rugged alternative to the Edge 550, but the compromises don't quite add up
The Garmin Edge MTB is best saved for ride-tracking applications, thanks to a generous provision of data but limited screen ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN
Smart chip could slash computing energy use by up to 5,000×
Researchers in Italy have recently developed a new smart chip that could greatly reduce ...
A new offering from Italian stalwart Cinelli aims to be faster than the fastest aero bikes out there, but does it live up to the claims?
Van Rysel shuns convention and pushes the envelope of design with the FTP^2 Concept Bike, shoes, helmet, and speed suit.
The development kit covers all core building blocks of a zonal controller, which typically needs to tackle everything from ...
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