Category: News
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LG has begun European deliveries of integrated 5G telematics hardware. The Release 16 platform combines a communications module with up to 12 antennas for production vehicles.
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Same Sky has detailed test enclosures for miniature speaker development. Three models provide approximately 1cc rear cavities for controlled evaluation of 15 × 11mm, 16 × 9mm, and 18 × 13mm speakers.
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Ascent Solar is expanding CIGS testing beyond low Earth orbit. New characterisation work will examine radiation survivability and recovery behaviour across MEO, GEO, and other higher-energy environments through Q4 2026.
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SRC has launched SPARC to accelerate industry-led semiconductor university research. The initial $13 million portfolio covers 21 projects spanning devices, manufacturing, advanced packaging, and analogue and mixed-signal technologies.
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Quectel has launched Android 16 smart modules for 4G devices. The SH602FA and SE505FE families combine application processing, cellular connectivity, multimedia, positioning, and local wireless functions for embedded IoT systems.
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Xen has launched a shared functional-safety engineering initiative for certification. AMD, EPAM, and Renesas are contributing requirements, architecture, testing, analysis, and process artefacts for downstream safety programmes.
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KTR has established an FR3 testbed using Anritsu’s MT8000A platform. The installation extends its 4G and 5G facilities towards 6G research, verification, standardisation, and future certification work.
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Morse Micro has added Pace Wireless to its partner programme. The move extends architecture, PCB, regulatory, prototyping, and manufacturing support for products built around Wi-Fi HaLow silicon.
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Aetina has launched palm-sized edge AI systems for mobile deployments. The Jetson Orin platforms combine four GMSL2 camera links, up to 100 TOPS, and rugged vehicle-oriented power and environmental features.
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Avicena is now shipping 1Tbps LightBundle kits for customer evaluation. The microLED platform combines 335 optical channels at up to 3Gbps each, giving AI hardware developers a laboratory route to test short-reach optical links.