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GlobalLogic opens its first Physical AI demonstration zone in Kraków. The engineering-centre deployment combines robotics, digital twins, autonomous operations, AI vision, and infrastructure monitoring for industrial and critical-system use cases.
Microchip has reduced its PolarFire Ethernet sensor bridge by 60%. Rev 2.0 supports four MIPI CSI-2 cameras, dual 10Gb Ethernet, and on-board latency measurement for NVIDIA Jetson and IGX edge systems.
Nordic’s nRF9151 simplifies satellite and cellular IoT product development workflows. LooUQ’s certified embedded modem carries Skylo NTN approval downstream while reducing integration and certification work for device manufacturers.
DOCOMO and Samsung have validated user-level AI-RAN optimisation in Japan. The system predicts individual throughput problems and changes radio configuration before service quality deteriorates.
Panasonic and INSYS icom have combined hardware for 2G migration. The retrofit links existing serial controllers to LTE and 5G infrastructure without requiring complete control-system replacement.
Singapore has cleared Texas Instruments’ acquisition of Silicon Labs outright. Competition authorities found no substantial reduction across five semiconductor markets, including wireless SoCs, MCUs, PMICs, sensors, and USB bridges.
Researchers built an open platform for automated embedded power testing. The Raspberry Pi-based system coordinates firmware flashing, device execution, and current measurement at around 1,200Hz.
MicroVision has launched lighter lidar systems for autonomous aerial platforms. MOVIA Air Plus adds edge processing, camera input, mapping, and onboard perception.
Infineon’s 512Mb NOR Flash has qualified for MediaTek’s C-X1 platform. The approval gives automotive developers a validated boot memory option for software-defined cockpit systems.
AMD’s embedded revenue climbed nineteen per cent during the quarter. New processors, adaptive systems-on-chip, and modules broaden its industrial and edge-computing portfolio.
