Category: News
-
XPENG is advancing VLA 2.0 and updating European vehicles now. Global delivery of the next-generation vision-to-action driving stack is planned from 2027, while XOS 5.8.7 begins rolling out in Europe this month with refinements to ACC, lane centring, and connectivity.
-
Delta has acquired its German building automation integration partner outright. The deal folds Delta Controls Germany’s European integrator network into Delta’s smart-building portfolio, as building automation and control requirements tighten across the region.
-
NXP shipped 10BASE-T1S PMD transceivers for multi-drop edge Ethernet networks. New TJA1410 and TJF1410 parts split the PHY between host silicon and a low-pin-count PMD device, aiming to extend Ethernet deeper into automotive, industrial, and building nodes.
-
Intelligent Memory is reviving low-density eMMC for long-life industrial designs. The company has launched 8GB and 16GB industrial eMMC in a 153-ball BGA package, aiming to keep embedded platforms supplied as mainstream vendors reduce legacy capacity options.
-
Molex pushed coaxial test assemblies to 145 GHz limits now. Its latest Cardinal multi-port coaxial assemblies target dense lab setups for AI interconnect and 5G/6G validation, with phase-matched connections and data characterisation rates up to 448 Gbps.
-
Keysight and Ericsson proved pre-6G interoperability using live network hardware. The pair used WaveJudge analysis to troubleshoot signalling between an Ericsson pre-6G gNB and prototype devices ahead of a live demo at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2026.
-
Innodisk has introduced a CXL add-in card for edge servers. The PCIe Gen 5 x8 card supports CXL 2.0 Type 3 and scales DDR5 capacity to 256 GB without using DIMM slots.
-
S Jones has launched a tiered container platform for batteries. The new Green Battery Store targets lower-risk storage under DSEAR assessments, with Bronze, Silver, and Gold tiers covering higher-hazard applications.
-
L3Harris says additive manufacturing is reshaping airbreathing hypersonic propulsion production. The company reports a tenfold reduction in 3D-printed component lead times under a US DoD manufacturing programme.
-
Iridium has unveiled a three-radio module for global IoT deployments. The Iridium 9604 integrates Iridium SBD satellite, LTE-M cellular, and multi-constellation GNSS, with commercial availability set for June 2026.