Category: Products
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Infineon will sell its NOR Flash and F-RAM memory business. Winbond will pay $1.12 billion for the operation, which serves automotive, industrial, and infrastructure customers and is expected to transfer during the second half of 2027.
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ROHM has launched a wide-SOA MOSFET for automotive protection circuits. The 100V device targets airbags, pretensioners, and battery-disconnect pyrofuse systems.
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Vishay has expanded Power DFN rectifiers with new 12A devices. Four series combine 200V to 600V ratings with low-profile packaging.
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Astera Labs has expanded Leo controllers for memory-intensive AI workloads. New devices target accelerator-attached, expanded, pooled, and reusable server memory.
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Signaloid plans chiplet versions of its UxHw stochastic accelerator technology. Open Chiplet Atlas participation follows tapeout of its dedicated C0 ASIC.
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Diotec has packaged 600W automotive transient protection in low-profile SMAF. The 28V AEC-Q101 diode targets space-constrained vehicle control electronics.
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TES has launched silicon-proven switched-capacitor IP for low-current power conversion. The X-FAB implementation produces 3.6V from inputs between 2.5V and 5.5V.
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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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Axelera AI has launched Europa for enterprise inference deployments today. The 629-TOPS accelerator is shipping in validated Dell and Supermicro systems.
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EUCLYD has raised over €200 million for AI infrastructure development. The Eindhoven company is combining ASIC compute, memory, packaging, and rack-level design.