Category: News
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TE Connectivity has launched its SCHRACK RSY industrial relay family. The compact PCB platform combines 10A switching, extended thermal operation, low-load contact reliability, and a lower product carbon footprint.
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Vector has added AI-agent workflows to CANoe automotive testing software. CANoe 20 SP2 can generate tests, execute them, diagnose failures, modify code, and repeat validation from natural-language instructions.
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India’s C2S programme has expanded practical semiconductor design training nationwide. More than 68,000 students have been trained, while 254 chip designs have reached tape-out.
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Aitech has launched a rugged SOSA-aligned Ethernet switch for defence. U-C6850 provides up to 320Gbps switching, 10/40GbE interfaces, Layer 2/3 networking, and precision timing.
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CACI has opened expanded defence electronics manufacturing capacity in Rochester. The 61,000ft² facility adds more than 300% manufacturing space for software-defined electronic warfare programmes.
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Advantech has opened its new North American headquarters in Tustin. The 10-acre campus combines engineering, customer support, integration, warehousing, and Edge AI development.
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BriteSemi has released dual-voltage 28nm SAR ADC IP for communications. The 12-bit converters deliver 125Msps sampling, 1.2mW core power, and a 0.07mm² footprint.
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Prodigy has launched a UFS 5.0 protocol validation platform commercially. PGY-UFS5-EX-PA supports 46.64Gbps per lane, PAM4 acquisition, continuous capture, decoding, packet triggering, and error analysis.
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Micron has launched a decade-long programme for advanced semiconductor research. The planned $10bn investment spans future memory, compute architectures, advanced packaging, and manufacturing technology.
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TIER IV and Renesas are combining software with automotive silicon. Autoware and reference AI models will run on R-Car Gen 5 hardware across assisted and autonomous driving applications.