Category: Electronics
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IonQ and Cambridge have opened their new quantum research centre. Nine initial projects cover quantum hardware, photonic interfaces, networking and applications, while installation of the planned 256-qubit system remains scheduled for 2027.
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ORCA has deployed its PT-3 photonic quantum computer in London. The operational system combines room-temperature optical hardware with NVIDIA accelerated computing, with supplier-reported results covering protein design and energy optimisation.
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TDK has introduced a redundant magnetic sensor for motor control. The HAR 3025 integrates independent Hall-sensor dies within a 4 × 4mm package, providing analogue position outputs and diagnostics for safety-critical automotive and industrial applications.
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D-Wave has delivered an Advantage2 annealing quantum computer to Italy. The system has arrived in Como for installation, under an existing €10m agreement intended to support European research and commercial access.
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Siemens has introduced modular hardware for synchronised physical engineering measurements. Simcenter SCADAS ES combines expandable acquisition modules, browser-based configuration and software integration to support testing across laboratories, vehicles and field installations.
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Infineon has expanded its silicon carbide wafer agreement with Wolfspeed. The multi-year arrangement supports Infineon’s transition towards 200mm manufacturing, building on an established 150mm substrate relationship without disclosing volumes or commercial terms.
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Vishay has introduced four optical sensors for short-range data links. The automotive-grade devices integrate infrared emitters and photodiodes for communication between battery and industrial equipment nodes.
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Sungrow has selected onsemi power modules for its PowerTitan platform. EliteSiC hybrid devices are integrated into a three-level inverter architecture, with reported performance gains at the conversion stage.
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GlobalFoundries has been selected to operate proposed New York fabs. Japan-backed investment would fund initial 300mm manufacturing capacity, with a second facility conditional on further project commitments.
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Altair is adding satellite connectivity support to two cellular chipsets. Its Iridium NTN Direct integration is designed to extend industrial IoT coverage beyond terrestrial networks without a separate modem.