Category: Products
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Mouser is shipping u-blox MAYA-W3 Wi-Fi 6 modules now globally. The host-based range targets healthcare and industrial systems with SISO Wi-Fi 6/6E, Bluetooth Low Energy 5.4 with LE Audio support, multiple antenna options, and evaluation kits intended to accelerate integration.
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AI data centres are turning NAND into a scarce resource. Phison is warning of a 2026 squeeze as enterprise SSD demand accelerates for inference, vector search, and cold-tier storage. With suppliers prioritising margin and process transitions limiting bit growth, embedded buyers may find eMMC and UFS harder to source.
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Samsung has begun shipping HBM4 memory for AI accelerators commercially. The company says production uses a 10 nm-class DRAM process with a 4 nm logic base die, delivering 11.7 Gbps per pin, up to 3.3 TB/s per stack, and 24–36 GB capacities.
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ROHM has added HPLF5060 packages to automotive MOSFETs for 40V/60V. The new footprint targets tighter ECU layouts while improving solder-joint robustness with gull-wing leads and copper clip junctions, aiming at applications such as inverter control, electric pumps, and LED headlamps.
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ST’s Stellar P3E MCU integrates dedicated neural acceleration on-chip hardware. The automotive controller uses a Neural-ART Accelerator to run edge inference and virtual sensing alongside safety-focused real-time cores for software-defined vehicle platforms.
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Taoglas has launched an AI antenna recommendation engine worldwide. The tool shortlists antennas using project constraints, aiming to cut early RF selection time and reduce late-stage redesign and certification churn.
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Mastercam 2026.R2 shifts simulation workloads from CPU to GPU hardware. A new GPU-accelerated verifier and the Copilot assistant target faster toolpath checks and fewer repetitive edits, as the company moves to a twice-yearly major release cadence.
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Omron’s S8AS2 targets crowded control cabinets with smarter DC distribution. It combines a 24 V power supply, branch-level electronic protection, and live diagnostics, aiming to simplify wiring and isolate faults without taking an entire panel offline.
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ifm’s O2I2 readers pack high-speed code capture into tight footprints. The compact multicode units read up to 50 codes per second, apply deep learning for damaged marks, and connect via Ethernet or RS232 for tracking, AGVs, and semiconductor traceability.
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Renesas will license EPC’s eGaN for low-voltage power devices globally. The deal adds second-sourcing and aims to accelerate GaN adoption in AI power, robotics, and compact converters.