Category: Markets
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Morse Micro has added Pace Wireless to its partner programme. The move extends architecture, PCB, regulatory, prototyping, and manufacturing support for products built around Wi-Fi HaLow silicon.
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Aetina has launched palm-sized edge AI systems for mobile deployments. The Jetson Orin platforms combine four GMSL2 camera links, up to 100 TOPS, and rugged vehicle-oriented power and environmental features.
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Trossen integrates Stereolabs stereo vision into new Physical AI platforms. Workbench and Rivet combine synchronised GMSL2 cameras, Jetson AGX Orin compute, and bimanual manipulation hardware for robot-learning data collection.
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NXP has launched MCX A5 microcontrollers for secure industrial Ethernet. The Cortex-M33 family integrates 10BASE-T1S digital PHY capability, topology discovery, and post-quantum security while targeting long-life industrial edge nodes.
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TASKING has demonstrated an AI-assisted workflow for safety-critical automotive development. The prototype connects semiconductor data, coding, testing, and compliance while keeping deterministic verification and human approval in the loop.
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Zhen Ding and NTHU advance smart PCB manufacturing research together. Five projects address process optimisation, logistics, supply resilience, materials risk, and AI-enabled production management.
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TTM Technologies has agreed a $1.1 billion Epiq Solutions acquisition. The transaction extends its manufacturing portfolio into software-defined radios, embedded computing, and space electronics.
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India has approved 31 additional electronics manufacturing projects across states. The package expands domestic production across components, materials, sub-assemblies, and manufacturing equipment.
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Avnet Silica says semiconductor growth is tightening component availability again. Its Q3 Trendliner identifies allocation, rising lead times, and greater planning risk across several component classes.
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SBF has commercialised two automation systems developed inside electronics production. ALF automates industrial labelling, while INSPECT handles optical quality checks after SMD assembly.