Category: News
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Foxconn and Mitsubishi Electric have signed an automotive partnership agreement. A proposed ¥115bn transaction for half of Mitsubishi Electric Mobility remains subject to approvals and closing adjustments, with completion expected on 1 October 2027.
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DigiKey is expanding component fulfilment capacity through new automation investments. The $100m programme covers picking, packing and order management over 18 months; its first new packing system is on site but not yet reported as operating.
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Cincoze has introduced external protection modules for industrial computing equipment. Its 180W and 360W accessories target EFT disturbances on compatible power inputs; complete-system EMC compliance still requires appropriate testing.
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Vantron’s compact Wi-Fi HaLow module has now gained multiple certifications. The MM8108-based design supports 43.3Mbit/s PHY signalling, but its listed 902–928MHz range is not automatically authorised throughout Europe.
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Nuvoton combines MCU programming and six-channel logic analysis in Nu-Link3-Pro. Its 110MHz figure applies to supported NuMicro ETM tracing, while secure provisioning is conditional on target-chip and project support.
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SAKI introduces an inline underside PCB inspection system for assembly. The 3Di-LS3BX specifies 15µm optical resolution separately from its stated 200µm solder-ball detection, with defined board dimensions and conveyor weight limits.
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MathWorks extends assessed guidance for selected AI-assisted automotive engineering workflows. TÜV SÜD evaluated generic ISO 26262 tool-classification guidance, not individual AI outputs, complete controllers or arbitrary agent configurations.
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Finchetto has started process development for Cardiff photonic circuits manufacturing. The ten-month programme will investigate thin-film lithium niobate fabrication; its 700-fold latency and 20-fold power comparisons are supplier claims without disclosed independent benchmarks.
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Qilimanjaro completes the first close of its Series A financing. The secured €19.6m comes from IndraMind and SETT; further fundraising and manufacturing expansion remain planned rather than completed.
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Inission has signed an agreement to acquire Bavaria Digital Technik. The €5.3m transaction is scheduled to complete on 2 November, subject to conditions; historical revenue and expected contribution are separately stated.