Category: Processors
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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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Analog Devices will acquire Alif Semiconductor for $1.35 billion cash. The transaction adds low-power AI microcontrollers and fusion processors to ADI’s sensing, signal-processing, power, connectivity, and embedded-system portfolio.
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Arm has expanded Neoverse with its configurable CSS N4 platform. The subsystem supports 128 cores, LPDDR6 memory, and PCIe Gen 7.
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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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MIPS has launched three workload-native platforms for physical AI development. Acies targets inference, Actus real-time event processing, and Aegis safety-oriented mission-critical systems.
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SiMa.ai and ARK Electronics have launched production-ready drone AI bundles. Modalix delivers 50 TOPS below 10W in Jetson-compatible carrier-board formats.
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MediaTek has expanded NVLink Fusion work for custom accelerator programmes. The collaboration adds advanced packaging, HBM integration, rack-scale interconnect, and a $3.5 billion investment.
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Qualcomm has launched IQ-2390 for compact industrial edge computing platforms. The processor combines AI, vision, TSN networking, real-time control, and long-lifecycle support.
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MetaX has moved its C600 accelerator into commercial mass production. Rising GPU shipments lifted first-half revenue 44.67%, while the 1,000W OAM 2.0 module adds high-bandwidth memory, ECC, and MetaXLink scaling for systems of up to 128 GPUs.