Category: News
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Direct Insight has introduced a new STM32MP2 module for developers. The QSMP-20 is positioned as a pin-compatible upgrade path that avoids current DDR4 and DDR5 supply pressure.
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MaxLinear has secured a longer runway for legacy SHDSL designs.
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BAE Systems has widened its push into mission-edge defence AI. A strategic agreement with Scale AI targets faster deployment of adaptive software across combat vehicles, deterrence programmes, and future operational platforms.
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Alexander Battery Technologies is expanding its battery engineering bench strength.
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Beko is putting AI deeper into the appliance development stack. Its latest R&D push points to a market where white goods are becoming connected, updateable electronics platforms shaped as much by software and sensing as by mechanics.
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A billion LPWAN links push IoT design into new territory. Wireless Logic says the next constraint is long-term control, as eSIM orchestration, data sovereignty, and permanent roaming rules shape how devices are designed, deployed, and kept online.
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RANsemi has secured a tactical 5G baseband design win now. Its RNS802 SoC sits at the heart of Apeiroon’s deployable 4G and 5G systems for defence, public safety, and temporary private networks.
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AI hardware efficiency is pushing materials science back into focus. Cambridge researchers have developed a hafnium oxide memristor that could cut energy use in analogue in-memory computing.
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Broadcom is collapsing more security functions into one platform. Symantec CBX merges prevention, detection, and response tools from Symantec and Carbon Black in a cloud XDR stack aimed at leaner SOC teams.
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Legacy electronics support increasingly depends on recovering lost board data. Wonderful PCB is expanding reverse-engineering services aimed at rebuilding undocumented designs for medical and industrial hardware.