Category: Markets
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Melexis has started local Chinese IC production with MLX91241 sensor. The 250kHz Hall device targets traction inverters and power-conversion systems.
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Nordic has added a compact multiprotocol SoC to nRF54L series. The nRF54LC10A supports Bluetooth LE, Thread, Zigbee, Matter, and Channel Sounding.
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Arbe has launched Alerion for high-resolution counter-UAS radar detection systems. The solid-state platform targets small, low-signature drones and transfers automotive imaging-radar technology into fixed, mobile, and portable security architectures.
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Aitech has launched C165 for modernising deployed rugged VME systems. The 6U board adds Tiger Lake processing, Iris Xe graphics, secure NVMe storage, and hardware-backed security without replacing existing infrastructure.
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Photonic has proposed a CA$500 million Canadian semiconductor manufacturing facility. Project VANGUARD would provide shared fabrication and packaging capacity for quantum, AI, defence, sensing, and other advanced technology programmes.
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South Korea has widened espionage law to protect strategic technologies. The revised criminal code extends offences beyond enemy states as authorities strengthen protection around semiconductors, AI, batteries, and other high-value technology.
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LG Chem will supply semiconductor-grade IPA feedstock into China directly. A partnership with Jiangyin Jianghua combines Korean production with local purification for Chinese AI-chip and HBM manufacturing.
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Anglia has added Adam Tech through a pan-European franchise agreement. The deal expands its connector, cable, electromechanical, power, and protection offering, with products stocked and available through Anglia Live.
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Teltonika has launched Oxa for embedded industrial cellular connectivity applications. The board-level gateway combines LTE Cat 4, Gigabit Ethernet, RutOS, remote management, and industrial protocol support for OEM integration.
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ASML is examining output above 110 EUV systems in 2028. The potential increase would extend its capacity programme as advanced logic, memory, and AI-related investment drives lithography demand.