Category: Design engineering
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SUSE has integrated Losant into its edge portfolio to create SUSE Industrial Edge, combining Kubernetes-based infrastructure, industrial protocol support, dashboards, workflows, and scalable deployment models for distributed operational environments.
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Microchip has launched the MD-990-0011-B family of plug-in timing modules for data-centre servers and 5G vRAN platforms. The modules combine holdover, synchronisation, and environmental support functions on one card.
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OMC is highlighting fibre-optic links for high-voltage applications where electrical isolation, interference resistance, and consistent link behaviour are critical. The company is producing matched optical links for demanding power-system environments.
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ByteSnap Design has launched a cellular migration service aimed at moving legacy connected devices onto 4G LTE and newer networks, covering RF redesign, firmware, certification, and compliance.
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Vector has expanded its CANoe Test Package EV with automated security tests for charging communication, covering V2G fuzzing, TLS handling, and ISO 15118 workflows.
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Columbia Engineering has detailed a flexible brain-computer interface chip that combines dense neural recording, stimulation, telemetry, and wireless power on one implantable substrate.
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DigiKey is now stocking MIKROE’s full Click board portfolio worldwide, bringing more than 1,950 add-on boards, plus the surrounding mikroBUS, ClickID, and mikroSDK ecosystem, into a mainstream global channel for faster embedded prototyping and evaluation.
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Molex has agreed to acquire Teramount, adding detachable passive-alignment fiber-to-chip technology to its co-packaged optics stack as AI-driven data-centre optics moves closer to scale.
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Synopsys has rolled out a complete UFS 5.0, UniPro 3.0, and M-PHY v6.0 IP solution for next-generation storage, combining protocol, link, and physical layers in a single stack as edge-AI and automotive SoCs push storage bandwidth into a system-level constraint.
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AMD has signed a new letter of intent with the French government to expand AI infrastructure, training, and ecosystem support, while reinforcing its role in Alice Recoque, France’s planned first exascale supercomputer and a central platform in the country’s wider AI strategy.