Category: News
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Bosch will establish a dedicated semiconductor division in January 2028. The business will remain within Bosch Mobility, with €5bn in annual sales targeted by 2030 and greater emphasis on external manufacturing customers.
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Verena Lindner now directs global sales and marketing at Inova. Her appointment took effect on 1 October 2026, succeeding Thomas Rothhaupt after 20 years and placing her in charge of commercial activity across automotive connectivity and lighting technologies.
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RAMPF has opened new resin manufacturing facilities in Tianjin, China. The €8m investment combines local production with laboratory and application engineering capabilities for polyurethane, silicone, and epoxy systems used in electronics protection and industrial manufacturing.
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Samsung reviewed advanced chip packaging development at its Yokohama laboratory. The November visit focused on materials, process validation, and cooperation with Japanese equipment and component suppliers.
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Guerrilla RF reported stronger third-quarter revenue and operating profit growth. Aerospace and defence sales led the increase, while a non-cash warrant charge contributed to a statutory net loss.
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The FCC has opened consultation on modernised ultra-wideband radio rules. Proposed changes cover transmitter definitions, normal-operation measurement, and permitted device categories, with initial comments due on 2 December 2026.
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Northwood has raised $375m to expand satellite ground communications capacity. The funding supports Portal phased-array production, Prism high-throughput dishes, and further deployments across the company’s shared ground network.
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NuvoLinQ has introduced automatic cellular configuration for connected industrial devices. NuvoAutoLinQ sets the access point name through a LinQ1Zero eUICC or Android application whenever the active carrier profile changes.
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MicroVision and FieldAI have expanded their lidar evaluation programme further. Their work spans ground-vehicle IRIS testing, aerial mapping with MOVIA Air Plus, and sensor purchases for additional robotic development.
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Askey has introduced an outdoor radio for private 5G networks. The SCU5050 combines 4×4 MIMO, sub-6GHz band variants, 10Gb backhaul, and management functions for industrial deployments.