Category: News
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Cardiff and Swansea universities are examining joint semiconductor foundry capabilities. A new agreement establishes a route towards coordinated pilot-scale fabrication, industrial testing, and an investment roadmap for South Wales.
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VIAVI has added MCP integration to several network testing systems. Engineers can configure, run, and analyse tests using structured AI workflows while retaining review checkpoints for critical actions.
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Syrma SGS quarterly electronics manufacturing revenue rose sharply in September. Automotive, industrial, and export operations supported higher sales, while the company outlined further PCB manufacturing investment.
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Axiro has invested in ThinSiC to develop advanced power semiconductors. The partnership links thin-layer silicon carbide processing with commercial access to industrial drives, rail traction, and power infrastructure.
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Renesas recorded higher semiconductor revenue and adjusted third-quarter operating margins. Revenue reached ¥435.2 billion, while a separate disposal gain affected the IFRS profit figures.
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IBASE has introduced the ASB110-PI900 compact industrial edge computing system. The 140 × 95 × 60 mm system uses Intel Core Ultra 100U processors, DDR5 memory, and wired interfaces for connected applications.
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SinceVision has introduced its new SGI-N030W industrial laser displacement sensor. Wide-spot optical triangulation targets textured materials, with a 30 mm reference distance, 50 kHz sampling, and synchronised dual-sensor measurement options.
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BrainChip has released an AKD1500 development kit for Raspberry Pi. The platform combines a production neuromorphic coprocessor with familiar single-board hardware for local inference, on-device learning, and embedded product evaluation.
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Omron has begun manufacturing blood pressure monitors near Chennai, India. Five production lines serve the Indian market, with planned capacity growth and additional medical equipment production by 2028.
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Euroquartz cavity filters are now available through distributor Saelig Company. The customisable RF designs cover multiple filter responses, specified power handling up to 200 W, and applications in communications and radar equipment.