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TrendForce’s latest investigations show that server DRAM contract prices are strengthening in 4Q25, driven by ongoing data centre expansion among global CSPs.
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Taiwan Semiconductor launches a new series of automotive-grade, low-loss diodes in three popular industry-standard packages. They provide an automotive-level performanceContinue Reading
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Bourns Inc. launches its series of Riedon precision wirewound resistors. These passive devices meet application requirements for high accuracy andContinue Reading
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It got rather lost in the bigger news of the Qualcomm acquisition of Arduino, but we should note the new Arduino Uno Q on Gadget Master.
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According to Sony, the IMX828 CMOS image sensor is the industry’s first to integrate a MIPI A-PHY interface for automotive applications.
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NXP’s battery management chipset integrates electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) to enable lab-grade vehicle diagnostics.
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Housed in a 6-pin, 2.0×1.6-mm LGA package, Mixed-Signal Devices’ MS1180 crystal oscillator conserves space in AI data center infrastructure.
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A bit-level retimer from Diodes enables high-speed USB and DisplayPort connectivity in automotive smart cockpits and infotainment systems.
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ST’s VIPerGaN50W houses a 700-V GaN power transistor, flyback controller, and gate driver in a compact 5×6-mm QFN package.
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The adoption of RISC-V with open standards in automotive applications continues to accelerate, leveraging its flexibility and scalability, particularly benefitingContinue Reading
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Chip-scale loudspeaker and cooling ‘fan’ company xMems has raises $21m in series D funding. The round was led by Boardman Bay Capital Management (BBCM), with participation from Cloudview Capital, CDIB-TEN ...
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There was once a genius who was a professor at Stanford University. When addressing some students at the university he was heckled by a group who called him a Nazi. ...
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A straightforward, fast, temperature-compensated, calibration-free, and accurate variation of the classic squaring circuit.
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Toshiba has introduced six 600V power mosfets in its four-pin TO-247-4L(X) package, which has a notch between drain and source pins to increase creepage distance. A kelvin source connection is ...
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Element Solutions Inc, the parent company of MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Micromax, a supplier of advanced electronics inks and pastes, from Celanese Corporation.
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Onsemi has announced vertical GaN power devices, which it said are with early access customers in 700V and 1,200V form. “Developed and manufactured at Onsemi’s fab in Syracuse, New York, ...
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US President Donald Trump confirmed on Thursday that discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping did not include Nvidia’s next-generation Blackwell AI chips.
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The Electronics Weekly team share some fingerposts - their picks of the week, in terms of announcements, developments, product releases, quotes, or anything else in the wide world of electronics, that caught their eye...
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Infineon Technologies has established a dedicated Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Application Lab in Graz, Austria. Developed in collaboration with Silicon Austria Labs (SAL), the lab focuses on advancing UWB technology, exploring use cases, and delivering real-world applications for automotive, industrial, IoT, and consumer markets.
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Novaspace, the space consulting and market intelligence firm, has released the first edition of its Satellite Communications for Defense and Security report. The company says it highlights a dramatic transformation ...
The post Satcom service revenues to top $8.6bn by 2034 – Novaspace appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
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The PGE Narodowy Stadium in Warsaw became a hub of ideas, innovation, and connections on 23 October as Evertiq Expo Warsaw 2025 brought together Europe’s electronics community.
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Finnish PCB manufacturer Aspocomp saw its net sales rise and returned to profitability in the third quarter of 2025.
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Swiss EMS provider Cicor Technologies has announced its intention to acquire UK-based TT Electronics plc, in a deal supported by TT’s board of directors.
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U.S. electronics production has been on an accelerating growth trend over the last ten months, according to Semiconductor Intelligence. The three-month average change versus a year ago (3/12 change) has ...
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Samsung made a Q3 operating profit of $8.6 billion – 160% up on Q2 and 8.9% up y-o-y – on sales of $60.5 billion which were up 15.5% q-o-q and ...
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At 4 degrees Kelvin, most electro-optic materials falter but imec has now engineered thin-film strontium titanate (SrTiO₃) that delivers record electro-optic performance with low optical loss, pointing to shorter, faster ...
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HAL is expected to have the rights to manufacture SJ-100, a twin-engine, narrow-body aircraft, for domestic customers. However, Russian firm United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) is under US, EU and British sanctions.
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Grading my experience with AI in electronic design. It’s worth using and everyone should give it a try, just check the answers closely.
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As the industry navigates evolving supply dynamics surrounding Nexperia, Rochester Electronics is offering in‑stock, authorised Nexperia products to manufacturers worldwide.
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US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he may raise the topic of Nvidia’s latest artificial intelligence chip, the Blackwell model, with Chinese President Xi Jinping during their anticipated meeting on Thursday, Reuters reports.