Category: News
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Altera has announced four FPGA families spanning computing and control. Agilex 27 introduces a distributed data-movement network and transceivers rated up to 256Gbps, with engineering silicon expected in the second half of 2027.
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Renesas has launched lower-power microcontrollers for connected appliance control systems. The 16-bit RL78/G21 combines a specified 34µA/MHz operating current with enhanced ESD tolerance, while separate RL78/G23 variants provide more capacitive-touch channels.
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Circuit Mind has introduced automated checks for electronic circuit schematics. Its AVE application examines component datasheets, electrical connections and internal design rules, while a separate $25m financing announcement supports further expansion of the company’s electronics design platform.
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SECO has launched software for coordinating industrial edge AI deployments. Clea 2.0 combines model distribution, fleet orchestration and permission-controlled operations across supported hardware, with early access offered free of charge until 30 April 2027.
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Researchers have controlled individual molecular spins through an optical interface. The Nature study demonstrates spin manipulation and readout at 4.5K, while NVision’s new partnership with HyperLight will investigate integrating molecular qubits onto photonic chips.
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NIL Technology has launched its miniature camera for eye tracking. The metaEye module integrates two flat optical elements with a 400 × 400-pixel CMOS sensor in a package measuring 1.68 × 1.68 × 2.11mm, targeting near-infrared imaging in compact wearables.
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ASRock Industrial has listed publicly while expanding embedded computing operations. The company identifies edge AI, industrial cybersecurity and open architectures as priorities for its next phase.
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European technology partners are launching support for physical AI startups. The UnternehmerTUM-led programme brings Infineon, Microsoft and NVIDIA into an accelerator scheduled for early 2027.
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Fluke has developed inspection tips for densely populated optical connections. The additions extend access for the existing FI-3000 FiberInspector Pro without disturbing adjacent active fibre cables.
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IDS now groups industrial camera HDR modes within shared software. Clear HDR, Quad HDR and Sequence HDR address different image brightness, resolution and motion requirements in inspection systems.