Category: Products
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Prodigy has launched a UFS 5.0 protocol validation platform commercially. PGY-UFS5-EX-PA supports 46.64Gbps per lane, PAM4 acquisition, continuous capture, decoding, packet triggering, and error analysis.
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Micron has launched a decade-long programme for advanced semiconductor research. The planned $10bn investment spans future memory, compute architectures, advanced packaging, and manufacturing technology.
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TIER IV and Renesas are combining software with automotive silicon. Autoware and reference AI models will run on R-Car Gen 5 hardware across assisted and autonomous driving applications.
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Socionext is extending its custom SoC roadmap to Intel 18A-P. Its first development is a high-performance compute chiplet targeting AI, HPC, edge, and data-centre systems.
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Singular Photonics has secured new funding for advanced SPAD sensors. The £1.6m round will expand engineering capacity and accelerate new image sensors for industrial, scientific, and medical applications.
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Neuromorphyx has launched BrainBoard1500 around BrainChip’s AKD1500 neural accelerator silicon. The compact board adds SPI/QSPI connectivity, Arduino Nicla compatibility, onboard model storage, and real-time power measurement.
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NXP has launched MCX A5 microcontrollers for secure industrial Ethernet. The family combines 10BASE-T1S topology discovery, post-quantum cryptography, and Arm Cortex-M33 processing up to 240MHz.
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Himax has commercialised on-device palm-vein AI through WAFERLOCK hardware integration. The L322 performs biometric capture and identity matching locally without requiring cloud connectivity.
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EPC Space has launched three low-voltage radiation-hard gallium nitride transistors. The devices target high-current processor power conversion aboard spacecraft, with 15 V, 25 V, and 40 V ratings.
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Ericsson and MediaTek achieved sub-30 centimetre positioning over commercial 5G. The test carried standardised GNSS RTK corrections through the cellular network to a handset.