Category: News
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ServiceNow and Accenture have launched OT-focused cyber migration services globally. The offer brings industrial control risk into wider AI-supported governance workflows.
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Assel has upgraded its Polish SMT line with ASM systems. The investment targets higher placement accuracy, shorter changeovers, and greater capacity.
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Frankenburg has opened a missile electronics facility in Riga, Latvia. The site adds assembly, fire-control integration, production testing, and quality control for Mark I air-defence missiles.
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Thermal satellite data is moving into commercial operations now again. SatVu’s HotSat-2 service targets infrastructure, defence, energy, economic monitoring, and climate resilience.
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Edge AI consolidation is moving through the semiconductor supply base. onsemi will acquire Synaptics in a $7bn all-stock deal combining power, sensing, compute, connectivity, HMI, and control.
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Lighting control standards are becoming connected-building electronics standards too now. DLC’s NLC V5.2 updates interoperability, cybersecurity, data access, configuration reporting, HVAC integration, and horticultural participation.
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Memory capital spending is being pulled upward by AI demand. SEMI expects 300mm memory equipment investment to exceed $50bn in 2026, with DRAM and 3D NAND spending rising sharply.
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Diamond semiconductor quality control is becoming faster and reproducible now. Rice University researchers have automated defect measurement using Python software and high-resolution X-ray diffraction data.
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AI infrastructure management is becoming a rack-level electronics discipline now. KAYTUS has launched KSManage Ultra to monitor compute, power, networking, cooling, racks, and clusters.
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Rail inspection data is outgrowing manual depot transfer methods now. Westermo, Eviden, and Blu Wireless have demonstrated multi-gigabit mmWave train-to-ground communications for Deutsche Bahn.