Category: Products
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Geniatech has launched two accelerator modules for offline edge inference. Both use M.2 hardware with different memory capacities for 3B- and 7B-class models.
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NanoBridge has adopted Siemens synthesis software for two FPGA families. The OEM agreement provides a device-tuned flow for low-power and harsh-environment programmable logic.
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Murata has added nine automotive power-inductor values for ADAS designs. The AEC-Q200 parts extend a 2.0 × 1.6mm series already in mass production.
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Acconeer secured another automotive production order for its A121 sensor. The $120,000 order from a Japanese distributor is scheduled for first-quarter 2027 delivery.
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Infineon has introduced dual-phase power stages for dense AI accelerators. The 6mm devices support 300A peak current, vertical power delivery, and liquid-cooling integration.
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NOVOSENSE is expanding GaN products for AI server power systems. Its portfolio spans AC-DC conversion, 800 V HVDC, rack-level conversion, isolation, sensing, gate driving, and real-time control.
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Silicon Line has launched a dual-port 20Gbps MIPI SerDes chipset. The architecture extends camera links over optical fibre or differential copper while limiting interconnect power in constrained imaging systems.
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Everspin and Teledyne HiRel are expanding mission-critical MRAM availability together. Their partnership brings 256Mb PERSYST STT-MRAM into an aerospace and defence memory portfolio, with customer availability planned for the fourth quarter.
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Vishay has introduced compact RF resistors rated to 50GHz operation. The CHEP thin-film series combines aluminium-nitride substrates with high power ratings in standard 0402 and 0603 surface-mount footprints.
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IQE will supply six-inch GaAs epiwafers for Quintessent laser sampling. The agreement extends a decade-long materials relationship as quantum-dot optical technology progresses through customer evaluation towards commercial production.