Hygon is moving C86 processors into embedded industrial systems worldwide. The 1000 series combines four cores, eight threads, DDR4 or DDR5 support, and local graphics processing for robotics, machine vision, factory automation, and edge computing.
GSME and Teradyne are building a semiconductor test centre together. The 42,000-square-foot Silicon Valley facility will support device evaluation, test development, pilot production, demonstrations, and training across AI, automotive, photonics, RF, and power semiconductor programmes.
Cognex has launched AI-assisted identification for semiconductor wafers and panels. In-Sight 1750 targets degraded markings, difficult substrates, production traceability, and migration from installed 1740 systems without requiring equipment builders to replace the wider identification architecture.
Sensirion has launched compact modules measuring ten indoor parameters simultaneously. SEN68 combines particulate, gas, temperature, and humidity sensing, while SEN69C adds carbon dioxide measurement.
Kelington will support critical infrastructure at Tata’s Dholera semiconductor fab. The collaboration targets tool hook-up, production readiness, and local engineering capability for the planned 300mm facility.
Omron has launched distributed safety I/O with local machine logic. NXR-S combines 15ms response capability, CIP Safety management, IP67 construction, and browser-based diagnostics for decentralised machinery architectures.
L&T and Tata are linking chip design with manufacturing capabilities. The partnership will examine fabrication, packaging, and design-for-manufacturing optimisation for current and future semiconductor products.
SCL has launched an indigenous execution system for fab automation. DMIS covers semiconductor production from order booking and wafer fabrication through final packaging and shop-floor control.
Elephantech has shipped its first DK100 system to overseas customers. The inkjet platform metallises high-aspect-ratio microvias for dense AI-server PCB production.
L&T Semiconductor has unveiled its first 1200V silicon carbide platform. The company has also taped out an integrated BLDC controller as its device portfolio expands into power conversion and motor control.