Voltcraft has introduced twelve compact CSP laboratory power supply models. The range combines DC, AC, symmetrical-output, and battery-capable units for development, maintenance, field testing, and technical training.
India’s C2S programme has expanded practical semiconductor design training nationwide. More than 68,000 students have been trained, while 254 chip designs have reached tape-out.
BriteSemi has released dual-voltage 28nm SAR ADC IP for communications. The 12-bit converters deliver 125Msps sampling, 1.2mW core power, and a 0.07mm² footprint.
Prodigy has launched a UFS 5.0 protocol validation platform commercially. PGY-UFS5-EX-PA supports 46.64Gbps per lane, PAM4 acquisition, continuous capture, decoding, packet triggering, and error analysis.
Marvell has expanded its custom silicon relationship with Google further. The agreement spans AI accelerators, storage, networking, memory-interface control, and near-memory computing linked to Google’s TPU infrastructure.
Socionext is extending its custom SoC roadmap to Intel 18A-P. Its first development is a high-performance compute chiplet targeting AI, HPC, edge, and data-centre systems.
Singular Photonics has secured new funding for advanced SPAD sensors. The £1.6m round will expand engineering capacity and accelerate new image sensors for industrial, scientific, and medical applications.