Maker Faire

The OSHWDem fair, Galicia's gathering for open source and free technologies, takes place at the Domus museum in A Coruña. Organisers are reminding attendees of robot competitions and exhibitions of open hardware projects, drawing makers, hackers and electronics hobbyists from across the region for a day of demos and contests.

The COMPRESSED Zine and Music Fair took place in San Diego, bringing together independent publishers, zine makers, and musicians for a combined celebration of self-published print and live music. A report from The Comics Journal offers a firsthand look at the event, describing the listening, browsing, and community spirit on display, and highlighting the fair as a gathering point for San Diego's independent creative scene.

A valuation analysis argues Chinese EV maker XPeng could be trading roughly 46% below its fair value, citing its recent artificial intelligence robot unveiling and the launch of the G9L model as drivers of its longer-term growth potential. The claim has drawn attention among investors weighing XPeng's expansion beyond electric cars into robotics and AI, and whether new product momentum justifies a higher share price.

An artist says she has mostly recovered from the sensory overload of the Maker Faire and is returning to her drawing work. Her current project is a series of ink illustrations of plesiosaurs, the extinct marine reptiles, shared under science art and paleoart tags. The update mixes post-event fatigue with renewed creative energy.

An analysis argues Micron Technology shares could be trading roughly 47% below fair value, driven by the company's growing enterprise memory business, including data center and AI-related demand. The claim has circulated through financial news and investing circles, adding to debate over whether memory chip makers are pricing in a durable upcycle or a temporary spike tied to artificial intelligence infrastructure spending.