Category: Markets
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GE Appliances will integrate Texas Instruments chips into connected laundry. US-made processors, wireless devices, and analogue components will support production beginning in 2027.
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Renesas restarted phased wafer production at Kawashiri one day early. Pre-earthquake input capacity is targeted within approximately three weeks.
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Alif has licensed Keil MDK for its embedded AI families. The agreement adds Arm-native development, debug, middleware, and simulation support across Ensemble and Balletto devices.
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Elmos increased first-half sales as automotive semiconductor demand remained strong. Operating profitability and cash generation also improved while full-year guidance was retained.
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Rision has launched a compact thermal module for professional inspections. Magic Pro combines radiometric measurement, visible-image fusion, multi-area analysis, and automated reporting for electrical, HVAC, mechanical, and building-maintenance work.
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Palomino has completed its acquisition of interconnect specialist Vega Links. The combined organisation is developing copper, MicroVCSEL, and MicroLED chipsets for connections spanning short-reach artificial-intelligence computing infrastructure.
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Mitsubishi Electric targets near-normal production across its Kumamoto semiconductor operations. Phased restarts are under way, although the company has not quantified present output, lost production, yield effects, or customer-delivery consequences.
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Aliensense has introduced a distributed sensor node for robotic systems. NXS combines long-reach camera links, CAN-FD, sensor expansion, timestamping, and recovery functions for machines requiring sensors away from their main computer.
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UD Info has introduced configurable memory cards for industrial systems. The range combines firmware customisation, fixed bills of materials, health monitoring, and wide-temperature pSLC options, with samples available during August.
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Microchip’s PIC18F-Q35 microcontrollers combine embedded control with configurable digital logic. Wider distribution brings the 128-element logic block, mixed-voltage support, and security features into production-ready 8-bit designs.