Category: News
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Spain is connecting domestic semiconductor research, design, and manufacturing projects. The programme spans RISC-V chiplets, analogue IP, prototyping, materials, and edge processing.
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Infineon and LS Electric will develop high-efficiency DC power systems. Their programme covers energy storage, solid-state transformers, fast protection, and AI data-centre infrastructure.
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NextGO Epi has raised €2m to scale gallium-oxide epiwafers production. The Berlin company is targeting high-voltage power devices while addressing thermal, reliability, packaging, and yield constraints.
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Kontron has opened German production of industrial 5G communication modules. The Düsseldorf line will serve automotive, factory, energy, medical, infrastructure, and rail applications.
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Germany will provide €659m for four new semiconductor manufacturing projects. The plants cover silicon carbide wafers, power MOSFETs, production metrology, and radiation detectors.
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Intel will invest €5bn to expand processor manufacturing at Leixlip. The programme adds Intel 3 capacity, equipment, automation, and cleanroom utilisation for Xeon 6 and later products.
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ADIOS now lists almost seven hundred thousand current components online. The UK distributor is expanding stocked inventory, supplier auditing, and component verification as purchasing teams seek alternatives to increasingly consolidated authorised channels.
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Vishay has narrowed automotive optocoupling for dense high-voltage control boards. The device combines 1MBd signalling, reinforced isolation, and high transient immunity in a 3.6mm SOP-5 package.
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IMI has integrated compact mass-flow control for demanding OEM systems. The controllers combine sensing, valve actuation, electronics, and digital communications for semiconductor, analytical, medical, and industrial equipment.
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EMIS has expanded power-line filtering across high-current critical installations worldwide. Single- and three-phase models cover currents reaching 3,000A, with extended suppression configurations operating across frequencies up to 40GHz.