Category: News
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ATLANT 3D has launched its NANOFABRICATOR PRO atomic manufacturing platform. The system connects computational materials discovery with fabrication, experimental validation, and device prototyping.
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SweGaN has raised $14 million to expand GaN-on-SiC production capacity. The funding will also support infrastructure, commercial expansion, and development of next-generation epitaxial materials.
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Sandisk is reshaping NAND development around AI storage requirements now. Its roadmap combines bonded CMOS, denser QLC flash, HBF, and longer-term customer capacity agreements.
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Applied Materials reports record revenue as semiconductor equipment demand strengthens. DRAM, leading-edge logic, advanced packaging, and collaborative R&D are supporting further capacity investment.
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SEMIFIVE reports rapid growth as custom ASIC production volumes increase. First-half bookings, manufacturing orders, and advanced-node IP revenue point to a broader production pipeline.
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LG is building its humanoid around NVIDIA robotics technology stack. Jetson Thor, Isaac GR00T, group-supplied hardware, and factory validation form the development programme.
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Flip Electronics adds Vishay parts to its authorised obsolescence channel. The agreement targets traceable end-of-life discrete semiconductors used in long-lifecycle electronic equipment.
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MetaOptics is taking metalens prototyping equipment into Stanford’s nanofabrication ecosystem. Its Direct Laser Writer targets rapid 4-inch-wafer prototypes and small-volume pilot production.
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Ezurio folds security and lifecycle support into embedded Linux BSPs. EZ BSP adds secure boot, signed updates, provisioning, and multi-year maintenance across its SOM portfolio.
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Microchip brings radiation-tolerant atomic timing to smaller satellite system designs. Space CSAC-SA65 combines 30 kRad tolerance, wide-temperature operation, and sub-120mW consumption.