Category: Products
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Synopsys has rolled out a complete UFS 5.0, UniPro 3.0, and M-PHY v6.0 IP solution for next-generation storage, combining protocol, link, and physical layers in a single stack as edge-AI and automotive SoCs push storage bandwidth into a system-level constraint.
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AMD has signed a new letter of intent with the French government to expand AI infrastructure, training, and ecosystem support, while reinforcing its role in Alice Recoque, France’s planned first exascale supercomputer and a central platform in the country’s wider AI strategy.
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ADIOS has secured its first £1 million order while widening its stocked semiconductor offer across analogue and embedded parts, signalling stronger demand for alternative sourcing channels as price pressure, franchise consolidation, and lead-time concerns continue to unsettle the market.
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TDK-Lambda has launched a 1500W AC-DC module series aimed at industrial, lighting, and building automation equipment, combining a wide 85-305 Vac input range with PMBus control, sealed-enclosure suitability, and support for parallel operation in higher-power designs.
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NVIDIA has launched its Ising model family for quantum calibration and error-correction decoding, signalling a deeper push into the classical computing layer around quantum systems.
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DELO has added five IBOA- and TPO-free adhesives for medical electronics, targeting wearable housings, sensor potting, sealing, and process control in compact device assemblies.
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A UK-built life-science payload on the ISS combines fluorescence imaging, environmental sensing, and remote operation to study how biology responds to microgravity and radiation.
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AMD’s Ryzen Embedded V3000 is powering control-plane functions in Cisco’s latest N9300 switches and 8000 Series routers, linking embedded x86 compute to the scale, telemetry, and automation demands of AI infrastructure.
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EPC has introduced 5kW three-phase GaN inverter boards for BLDC motor control, targeting robotics, industrial automation, forklifts, light EVs, and other motion systems that benefit from faster switching and higher power density.
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Raytheon has demonstrated an event-based mid-wave infrared camera that tracks motion at pixel level rather than by processing full frames, cutting data load and power demand in high-speed sensing applications.