Category: News
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Baylin has completed its acquisition of Sweden-based Kaelus RF operations. The deal expands its RF infrastructure portfolio across antennas, conditioning, synchronisation, GNSS protection, and test equipment.
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MVG has developed FPGA timing hardware for RF test systems. The unit supports nanosecond-level pulse synchronisation across antenna, radar, payload, and automated measurement environments.
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NGMN has outlined operator-led guidance for future 6G migration. The papers emphasise spectrum sharing, device readiness, chipset maturity, RF front-end design, and power efficiency as deployment constraints.
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Sungrow has commissioned a major Bulgarian battery storage system. The 150MW/600MWh project uses liquid-cooled PowerTitan 2.0 technology for grid-scale energy storage deployment in Nova Zagora.
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Semiconductor revenue reached $319bn during the first quarter of 2026. Omdia’s figures show an exceptional memory rebound, with DRAM and NAND nearly doubling as AI infrastructure demand reshapes chip-market growth.
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Cicor is reshaping production after several recent electronics acquisitions. The programme includes a Tunisia divestment, site transfers across Morocco, Switzerland, the UK, and Asia, and expected annual EBITDA gains above CHF10m.
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Quobly has raised €115m for silicon quantum computing systems development. The funding supports 300mm wafer processes, FD-SOI technology, and a full-stack architecture spanning qubits, control electronics, and software.
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Molex has added 25A power modules to AirBorn SInergy connectors. The hybrid platform combines power, RF, and high-speed data.
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Anglia has gained JDI trusted distributor status for display approvals. The move supports faster certification for defence-related projects.
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Analogue Insight has opened engagement for low-power 32Gbps interconnect IP. The design targets co-packaged optics and silicon photonics.