Category: Products
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Infineon is contributing manufacturing and engineering expertise to three European quantum pilot-line projects, linking quantum device research more directly with industrial semiconductor processes and scale-up.
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GUC has demonstrated a 12Gbps HBM4 controller and PHY platform on TSMC 3nm, highlighting the next step in high-bandwidth memory integration for AI and advanced compute designs.
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GigaDevice has introduced the GD32F5HC series, a Cortex-M33-based MCU family targeting HMI, industrial edge, and connected embedded systems with expanded memory and security resources.
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EMIS has introduced the MF420-2CF-M MRI filter, designed to suppress EMI and RFI in imaging environments where signal integrity, shielding performance, and installation reliability remain critical.
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STMicroelectronics has introduced the TSB192 dual operational amplifier, adding low-offset, low-drift precision performance for signal-conditioning, instrumentation, and sensor-interface applications.
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Panasonic Industry has introduced the FX-250 digital fibre sensor, combining faster response, simplified threshold setting, and lower operating overhead for compact factory automation and difficult-part detection tasks.
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ROHM has developed fifth-generation EcoSiC MOSFETs that cut on-resistance at 175°C by around 30%, targeting traction inverters, onboard chargers, AI server power supplies, and industrial conversion.
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Positron has landed Oracle as an early customer and is preparing its Asimov AI processor for launch in 2027. The design avoids CoWoS and HBM, instead using LPDDR-based memory architecture and air-cooled deployment to target inference workloads in power-constrained data centres.
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IDC has sharply lowered its 2026 smartphone forecast as memory constraints worsen. The market is now expected to fall to 1.12 billion units, with higher DRAM and NAND pricing pushing vendors toward reduced configurations, higher ASPs, and tougher product decisions.
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Rochester Electronics is extending authorised availability of Infineon’s Neuron processors beyond end of life, keeping long-lived LonWorks control designs in production at a point where redesign is costly and, in many cases, there is no direct alternative for LON network communication.