Category: News
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Delta and NVIDIA will collaborate on Level 4 autonomy development. The programme combines Delta’s automotive power, HPC, and integration expertise with NVIDIA Hyperion’s redundant DRIVE AGX Thor compute and multimodal sensor architecture.
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CTS has launched its first digital temperature sensor platform globally. The range combines precision measurement, digital output, and configurable probe assemblies for industrial, medical, transport, and electronics applications.
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Knowles has launched compact attenuators spanning DC to 20GHz operation. The ATT A-Series combines thin-film construction, 0dB-to-20dB standard attenuation, and power handling up to 6.5W in a 2.03×1.65mm surface-mount package.
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Orthogone has opened its FPGA networking IP portfolio beyond FinTech. The suite covers 1G-to-100G Ethernet, TCP/UDP protocol offload, and PCIe Gen3/Gen4 DMA for AMD UltraScale+ and Versal adaptive platforms.
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Murata has begun mass production of 0201 three-terminal low-ESL MLCCs. The 0.6×0.3mm LLD series cuts mounting area by around 64% while targeting high-frequency power stabilisation close to fast ICs.
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Gigaphoton has developed on-site neon recycling for ArF lithography lasers. The hTGM for ArF system recovers used gas inside semiconductor fabs, reaches a 50% neon recycling rate, and can serve up to five lasers.
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Renesas has launched compact 650V GaN for 800V power systems. The dual-side-cooled 8×8mm PQFN targets high-density AI data centre conversion, with 20mΩ on-resistance and a 57% smaller footprint than Renesas’ TOLT package.
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Pickering expands its LXI platform with modular 2A switching hardware. The 65-217 scales from 64×8 to 384×8 while adding front access servicing, self-test, and unterminated crosstalk measurement support.
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Signaloid joins CERN openlab to test distribution extended computing hardware. The project will assess Monte Carlo event generation performance, numerical accuracy, and integration effort for High-Luminosity LHC workloads.
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Air Liquide will invest €170 million in Japanese semiconductor infrastructure. New ultra high purity gas units will support expansion of an existing advanced logic chip facility.