Category: Products
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ROHM has launched 0402 anti-surge resistors with 0.33W rated power. The SDR01 series targets high-density automotive, industrial, and AI-server power and control circuitry.
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Singular Photonics has launched Litavis, a programmable multimodal SPAD sensor. The Edinburgh-developed device combines photon counting, timing, histogramming, and in-pixel processing within one configurable imaging platform.
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d-Matrix is integrating Raptor XPUs with NVIDIA NVLink Fusion infrastructure. The inference processor will enter MGX rack architecture alongside NVIDIA compute, networking, and data-processing components.
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Chinese AI-chip suppliers are raising prices as HBM shortages intensify. Huawei, Cambricon, and smaller accelerator developers face higher memory procurement costs, restricted supply, and increasingly difficult allocation decisions.
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Renesas has expanded its RZ/G family with two new MPUs. Pin-compatible RZ/G3L and RZ/G3SE devices combine application processing, real-time control, low standby power, and industrial connectivity.
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HARTING’s PushTrigger connectors bring ten-gigabit links to compact industrial equipment. The ix Industrial range combines push-pull locking, IDC termination, shielding, and three coding options for automation and control applications.
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Vishay has introduced a 45mm inductive encoder for industrial positioning. The RAIK045I MP combines 16-bit resolution, at least 14-bit repeatability, 10-bit absolute accuracy, and operation to 10,000rpm while remaining resistant to external magnetic fields.
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Antaira is expanding industrial networking around higher-power PoE infrastructure products. New and current switches combine IEEE 802.3bt delivery, Layer 3 routing, fibre uplinks, outdoor wireless links, and central management for surveillance and industrial edge installations.
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TDK has expanded its CN series with higher-capacitance 100V MLCCs. The 10µF X7R devices combine soft termination with low resistance in a 3225 package for 48V power rails in AI servers, industrial equipment, humanoid robots, and xEVs.
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GlobalFoundries and MPS will move power processes into Singapore production. The long-term agreement transfers proprietary MPS technology to a 300mm fab, with volume output for automotive, industrial automation, robotics, AI, and cloud applications targeted from early 2027.