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Delos Data, a startup founded by ex-Intel engineers, has raised over $100 million to pursue networking chips for datacentres. Investors were Matrix, Playground, Socratic Partners, Capricorn’s Technology Impact Fund, Matter […]
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The ST SafeSense VD56GA 1.1-Mpixel automotive image sensor enables infrared in-cabin sensing for driver and occupant monitoring applications.
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Vishay’s XFD11KxxCA flat-clamping TVS devices provide 11 kW of peak pulse power dissipation at 10/1000 µs.
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Singular Photonics’ Litavis is a CMOS SPAD image sensor with integrated digital photon processing on-chip and in-pixel.
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Anti-surge chip resistors in Rohm’s SDR01 series deliver a rated power of 0.33 W in the 0402 (1005 metric) package.
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Renesas offers the RZ/G3L and RZ/G3SE series of 64-bit general-purpose microprocessors for consumer and industrial HMI and IoT edge systems.
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At first glance, a ranking like this may appear to be simply a data set. But its real value lies not in who ranks first or one hundredth, but in what the numbers tell us about the industry.
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Worldwide Server Market Revenue Hits Record $166.3 Billion in the Second Quarter of 2026 as AI Infrastructure Investment Continues to Broaden, according to IDC The highest quarterly revenue in the market’s history as rising shipment volumes and higher average selling prices both drive growth, and branded OEMs continue gaining share from ODM Direct. $166.3B +52.0% […]
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Italian launch services provider Avio has seen an influx of customers who were unable to secure launch opportunities with SpaceX, according to CEO Giulio Ranzo. “I can tell you SpaceX has already gone captive because we have a whole bunch of customers coming to us and saying, oh my God, can you fly us?” Ranzo […]
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| Bangalore, India: Neoway Technology, a high-tech enterprise delivering advanced connectivity products and end-to-end IoT solutions across diverse industries, has partnered with tech-led manufacturing platform Zetwerk to accelerate the local manufacturing and deployment of Internet of Things (IoT) communication solutions in India. The partnership brings together Neoway Technology’s global expertise in IoT connectivity with Zetwerk’s […]
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NCAB has today signed an agreement to acquire the business of IMP Electronics Solutions Pty Ltd, based in Adelaide, Australia. In the fiscal year ending 30 June, 2026, the company generated net sales of approximately AUD 9 million with profitability in line with that of NCAB. Founded in 1964, IMP is the largest dedicated PCB […]
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Bronschhofen – Cicor Group (SIX Swiss Exchange: CICN) has been selected to supply electronic assemblies for major European air & defence programs with a total potential order volume of up to EUR 30 million. In addition, Cicor has added one of Europe’s leading defence technology groups to its customer base, expanding the Group’s footprint in […]
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Billerica (USA), – ASMPT, a market and technology leader in equipment for semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, will showcase its advanced packaging portfolio at SEMICON West 2026, taking place October 13–15 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. At Booth 1153, ASMPT will present technologies supporting next-generation AI and high-performance computing (HPC), with a focus on […]
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Integrating laser technology increases reliability while reducing the final form factor of modules. This philosophy has been embraced by Sivers Semiconductors. The company highlighted its 100mW O-band CW DFB laser […]
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The leading Swiss research university ETH Zurich – with backing from both IBM and Lockheed Martin – is opening the Swiss Quantum Innovation Hub. The new hub plans to host […]
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A revival of space missions and a growing market for satellites mean that the amount of space junk circling Earth is increasing as well. Almost 36,000 space objects of the […]
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While InoBat will build on its established European presence and planned expansion into North America, Palmer Energy Technology Ltd (PETL) will leverage its strong position in the UK and Ireland. Both companies will address new markets together.
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Single event upsets (SEUs)—transient bit flips induced by alpha particles, high energy neutrons, and thermal neutrons—are a reliability concern.
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This circuit exemplifies the thesis that the 555 is to analog timing what the op-amp is to analog "everything else".
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Aimtron is increasingly focusing on opportunities where electronics manufacturing is accompanied by deeper engineering involvement, higher product complexity and stringent quality requirements.
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Hynix and Intel are talking about about manufacturing memory at Intel’s Ohio fab site, reports Reuters. It is suggested that either Hynix could lease part of the Ohio facility, or […]
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The center in Germany will accelerate the development of next-generation process solutions, deepen collaboration with leading semiconductor manufacturers, and further strengthen SUSS’s position in the fast-growing Advanced Packaging market.
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Taiwan Semiconductor is introducing a family of automotive-grade power MOSFETs to its existing TQM Series. The 60V dual n-channel devices support drop-in pin compatibility with other commonly used package types, […]
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At least two potential scenarios are being discussed: SK hynix would lease part of Intel’s chipmaking facility in Ohio, or form a venture with Intel and cloud firms looking for a secure memory chip supply, according to Reuters.
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Blackburn-based TT Instruments (TechPlant) has celebrated its King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade at a ceremony attended by Lancashire’s Lord-Lieutenant. It was presented to the company at its Wainwright […]
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The funds will be used to bring Poseidon’s initial full-scale aircraft through its flight-test campaign, establish and scale the company’s first production line, expand its engineering and operations teams, and continue delivering to commercial logistics and defense customers.
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Through this investment, Mitsubishi Electric expects to gain early insights into the company’s optical quantum computer hardware development technologies, related components, customers and market trends.
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Battery-NY has adopted Siemens automation across much of its principal production-equipment landscape and is using the Siemens Battery Automation Framework as a standardization reference.
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Euclyd, a Dutch startup targeting AI ICs and racks, has raised €200 million in a Series A funding round. Euclyd’s chairman is former ASML CEO Peter Wennink. Investors are Samsung, […]
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Researchers at Princeton Engineering have created a semiconductor which is a few molecules thick and can repeatedly change its properties in response to light. The researchers have created a uniform […]
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The certification supports Alps Electric EMS’ manufacture of medical devices and reflects the company’s commitment to robust quality systems, full traceability, documentation and risk management, the company said.
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BRUSSELS – SEMI , the industry association advancing the global semiconductor and electronics design and manufacturing supply chain, announced it has joined the ReSiLient project consortium to help fortify Europe’s semiconductor ecosystem and advance global supply chain resilience. Kicking off in 2026, the project aims to tackle Europe’s critical dependence on imported silicon (Si) and silicon carbide […]
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On the afternoon before the inauguration of Zollner's second Costa Rica facility, Philip Stoten sat down with four members of the company's leadership team. He asked them about the thinking behind doubling the size of Zollner's Cartago operation.
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Days after Micron unveiled its biggest-ever reward package for more than 60,000 employees worldwide—including a NT$1 million cash bonus for each Taiwan employee—its labor dispute in Taiwan continues to escalate. According to SET iNEWS and Central News Agency, the union held a press conference on Sept. 15 demanding that 15% of operating profit be allocated to profit sharing. […]
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The alien realm of ultra-low voltage (ULV) in chip design means supply voltages near or below transistor threshold voltages.
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Thales will leverage its partnership with India and contribute its expertise in 70-mm rockets and launchers developed in Belgium, while KSSL will utilise its local manufacturing and testing facilities to support production and integration of components from Thales’ supply chain.
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Taking various considerations into account, the theoretical advantage of the spread bit PWM can be challenging to translate into practice.
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Masdar’s investments in Europe span offshore and onshore wind, solar and energy storage. Its offshore wind portfolio includes projects in the UK and Germany, while recent acquisitions have expanded the company’s operating platform across Spain, Portugal, Southeastern and Central Europe.
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The root-of-trust and security orchestration IP for AI SoCs includes a complete hardware-software integration framework.
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