Category: News
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Tenstorrent has released reusable infrastructure for open chiplet integration projects. The beta includes hardware security, system management, debug interfaces and an AXI4-over-UCIe bridge, whose public RTL remains at evaluation quality.
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MicroVision has started commercial production of its MOVIA Pro lidar. The sensor combines wide angle coverage, onboard perception and industrial interfaces for robotics, infrastructure monitoring and other applications.
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Antaira launches industrial Ethernet switches with integrated precision timing capabilities. The LanoSync range combines PTPv2 clock synchronisation, ring protection, fibre interfaces and selected PoE++ configurations, with 10G uplinks on its flagship model.
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Ceryx Medical has produced its first implantable heart failure pacemaker. The device was manufactured at King’s College London’s MAISI facility and will undergo preclinical testing before any study involving the implanted system.
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ByteSnap finds AI increasing verification demands across UK electronics teams. Its survey of 281 professionals also identifies persistent hardware and firmware integration problems, despite reported efficiency gains.
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Nokia is deploying Cadence agents to accelerate electronic system design. The on-premises AuraStack and Millennium M2000 deployment has delivered a company-reported fivefold improvement in selected design and analysis workflows.
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STMicroelectronics introduces integrated MasterGaN7 devices for compact power conversion applications. Each device combines a 650V half-bridge and gate driver, supports switching up to 2MHz, and is already in volume production.
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October’s IN Electronics examines where physical AI meets engineering limits. The new issue traces the decisions behind connected products, edge processing, and hardware that must perform under real operating conditions.
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KEYENCE has acquired France’s TraceParts engineering component data platform business. The Japanese automation group gains a catalogue serving more than 6.5 million registered users, while TraceParts retains its brand, commercial arrangements and responsibility for the data it manages.
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TDK has introduced two thermistor assemblies for high voltage equipment. The M704 supports up to 4,000 V AC, while the M705 offers metal-tag mounting and a higher maximum operating temperature.