Category: Aerospace & Defence
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Tessalia will produce advanced SiP components in France. The Foxconn, Radiall, and Thales joint venture targets aerospace, telecoms, automotive, and medical applications, with production planned from 2029 and annual output above 50 million components by 2033.
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CSG has won two NATO customer contracts for fuzes. The orders cover mechanical and electronic fuzes for large-calibre ammunition, with electronic fuze production involving Fuchs Electronics Europe in Slovakia.
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A.R.T. and Space East will host a UK space-electronics event.
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Micron has started 1-alpha DRAM manufacturing at its Virginia fab. The ramp strengthens long-lifecycle DDR4 and LPDDR4 supply for automotive, aerospace, defence, industrial, networking, and medical electronics.
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Keysight has added executable workflow capture to RF design software. The RF Circuit Simulation Professional update turns simulations, optimisations, decision trees, and design parameters into reusable visual workflows and editable Python code.
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Anritsu and YOTASYS are advancing AI-enabled RF spectrum monitoring systems. Their collaboration combines analyser hardware, GPU processing, and machine-learning software for signal classification, anomaly detection, interference analysis, and distributed monitoring.
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Qorvo has introduced RF switches spanning 50MHz to 10GHz, targeting multi-band 5G radios, industrial systems, drones, and test applications.
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Rocket Lab has secured a $90m US Space Force contract to build two geostationary satellites carrying Heimdall space-domain-awareness electro-optical payloads.
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Raytheon has received a US defence contract to develop STORM radar software for SPY-6, enabling multimission operation and more flexible use of radar apertures.
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Elbit Systems has secured a five-year European military modernisation contract covering autonomous systems, electronic warfare, electro-optical reconnaissance, precision-guided munitions, and software-defined radio networks.