Microchip has added new dsPIC33A digital signal controllers for power, motor-control, and sensing designs. The parts combine fast control, dense analogue integration, and hardware security on a 200MHz 32-bit core.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Infineon tightens automotive semiconductor lead as MCU share climbs globally.
Microchip extends dsPIC33A control into AI power and sensing systems.