Category: News
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DG Matrix has doubled Interport output using ST silicon carbide. The 400kW solid-state transformer retains essentially the same power-module footprint while targeting denser AI data centre and electrification infrastructure.
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VadaTech has launched a rugged VPX timing module for aerospace. The VPX336A combines multiple timing standards, five DPLLs, GNSS, and 24-hour holdover for synchronised embedded systems.
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Singapore has launched SG Semiconductor as its national chip identity. The initiative combines sector promotion with advanced packaging, silicon photonics, process control, and manufacturing research partnerships.
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FiberSense has automated sensor fibre filling at its German plant. The production milestone moves its optical glucose sensing platform closer to repeatable series manufacture ahead of planned commercialisation.
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Inission will merge its two Norwegian electronics manufacturing operations together. The Løkken and Halden factories will remain open, with the combined organisation intended to increase resource sharing and domestic dual sourcing.
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Advanced Energy has launched its rugged DF150 AC-DC power supply. The fanless 160W unit combines MIL-STD environmental and EMC certification with IP67 protection and a -46°C to +60°C operating range.
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DBAG is taking a significant minority stake in Vected GmbH. The German manufacturer develops thermal imaging hardware, electronics, calibration, image processing, and AI functions for defence and dual-use systems.
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Syslogic has launched a modular computer for railway rolling stock. The EN 50155-certified RML 83 combines Intel Atom processing, 5G, resilient positioning, industrial I/O, and fanless operation below 20W.
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Wise Integration and Navitas are combining digital control with semiconductors. The collaboration targets AI data centre power supplies and wider grid-to-chip conversion using GaN and SiC devices.
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Trio-Tech’s semiconductor back-end revenue nearly doubled during fiscal year 2026. Reliability-testing demand, expanded Malaysian capacity, and automotive burn-in work lifted its year-end backlog to $24.2 million.