Category: News
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Keysight has joined Verizon’s forum for pre-standard 6G validation work. Its test and emulation expertise will support research into new spectrum, integrated sensing, AI-native networks, and eventual standards alignment.
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Ambarella has launched its first standalone edge AI accelerator chip. X7 connects to Arm or x86 hosts through PCIe Gen 3 or USB 3.2 and is sampling alongside an M.2 reference design.
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Micron has demonstrated a 512GB DDR5 module for future servers. The vertically stacked RDIMM reaches up to 9,200MT/s and could give a 24-slot dual-socket system as much as 12TB of directly attached DDR5 memory.
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Arteris has expanded its chiplet interconnect portfolio for multi-die designs. FlexGen Multi-Die extends non-coherent network-on-chip functions across UCIe links while preserving traffic control, quality of service, and design reuse.
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Cadence Tensilica IP drives Analog Devices’ next SHARC processor architecture. The SHARC-FX core moves ADI’s automotive DSP platform to 16nm while adding higher performance, AI processing, security, memory, and connectivity capabilities.
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BAE Systems has launched compact Shadow EW airborne electronics systems. The low-SWaP family uses commercial processing silicon, software-defined functions, open architectures, and a production model intended for larger deployment volumes.
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BAE Systems will requalify its RH45 radiation-hardened ASIC design platform. The $16 million programme restores a 45nm SOI route for custom space electronics manufactured by GlobalFoundries in New York.
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Murata and Smart Eye are combining radar with cabin cameras. The concept fuses 60GHz sensing with AI-based vision for occupant monitoring, child-presence detection, and future software-defined vehicle functions.
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Intellian and Network Innovations are developing multi-band WGS flyaway terminals. The tactical systems are being designed for simultaneous military and commercial frequency access, electronic Ka-band switching, and operation across LEO, MEO, GEO, and HEO satellite networks.
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Sensirion has made its low-power SFA40 formaldehyde sensor globally available. The electrochemical device combines calibrated I²C output, 80µA typical average current consumption, and a specified operating lifetime exceeding six years.