Category: Electronics
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Keysight and CATARC New Energy Vehicle Inspection Center have established a Joint Innovation Laboratory for Charging Test Technology, covering charging validation, standards development, interoperability, and global compliance.
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TechWorks has announced international semiconductor participation at S2S26, with Canada’s Semiconductor Council bringing a delegation to the London summit.
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The University of Sheffield has hosted a major Tiny Tapeout workshop, giving more than 120 students from ten UK universities hands-on ASIC design and fabrication experience.
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IN Electronics Issue 2 is available to read in full. The Mar/Apr edition looks at electronic products designed for long service lives, where connectivity, validation, signal behaviour, software, and security have to remain supportable after release.
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Rohde & Schwarz has won a $4.9bn FAA contract to replace analogue air traffic control communications infrastructure with its CERTIUM Voice Communication System across US airports and ATC facilities.
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Siemens and TSMC have expanded their collaboration on AI-enabled semiconductor design automation, targeting advanced-node development, physical verification, DRC fixing, 3D IC design, and silicon photonics workflows.
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ASMPT has updated WORKS Monitoring with deeper SMT-line data visibility. The new release adds more granular filtering, richer visualisation, and earlier deviation detection across live production environments.
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Microchip has launched the MD-990-0011-B family of plug-in timing modules for data-centre servers and 5G vRAN platforms. The modules combine holdover, synchronisation, and environmental support functions on one card.
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Rambus has introduced a SOCAMM2 chipset for LPDDR5X-based AI server modules. The launch adds local power regulation, thermal telemetry, and configuration support to the emerging modular server-memory format.
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Leonardo DRS has introduced a maritime counter-UAS capability for autonomous surface vessels. The package combines sensors, mission electronics, and effectors in a modular architecture for naval operations.