Category: News
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Micron and Anthropic are linking AI infrastructure to memory architecture. Their agreement covers HBM, DRAM, SSDs, supply, and workload-level optimisation.
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IBM has demonstrated sub-one-nanometre chip technology using a nanostack architecture. The research targets future gains in logic density, SRAM scaling, and energy efficiency.
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Tytan is advancing AI-guided interceptor drones for European air defence. Its work combines onboard sensing, autonomy, target tracking, and command-network integration.
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Acbel is bringing integrated EV power conversion systems to Munich. The showcase includes 400V and 800V onboard charger and DC/DC converter architectures.
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EU regulators are pushing energy labels deeper into digital data. The proposed changes would expand QR-linked product information and reduce paper-based documentation across energy-related products.
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Infineon has started production of its RASIC CTRX8188F radar transceiver. The 8Tx8Rx MMIC supports centralised ADAS architectures, 4D imaging radar, and scalable vehicle sensing platforms.
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UK engineering companies are lagging on industrial productivity technology adoption. RAEng data shows 57% are not adopting assessed Industry 4.0 tools.
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Thales Netherlands is expanding radar production and testing in Hengelo. The programme adds test infrastructure, PCB capacity, and training facilities.
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Europe is keeping advanced chip manufacturing in its policy frame. Chips Act 2.0 links logic, memory, packaging, design, and industrial demand.
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AlixLabs has launched Sax Forma for advanced semiconductor patterning workflows. The platform brings atomic pitch splitting into customer evaluation and process validation.