Supply Chain
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Altera now has defense-grade FPGAs for aerospace, defense sectors
The variants are designed to operate under extreme conditions.
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NY Creates bets big on high NA EUV access
The research hub also talks about the rise of regional ecosystems.
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xMEMS fan-on-a-chip now in mass production
The technology is targeted thermal management in a compact form factor for AI smart glasses, smartphones and other edge systems.
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DigiKey to double down on same-day fulfillment
The company will invest $100 million to expand capacity and automation in its product distribution center.
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Infineon shores up SiC supply security with Wolfspeed
An agreement will transform the existing relationship from 150 mm wafers to 200 mm substrate technology.
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Wirepas mesh now connects 500,000 self-storage locks
The company’s IoT technology works in areas without cellular connectivity or weak Wi-Fi.
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Semicon West 2026: Teradyne launches edge AI automated test platform
The 24-slot system is built for both engineering and production use.
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Applied Materials unveils its $5 billion EPIC Center
It is called the world’s largest facility dedicated to collaborative semiconductor process technology and manufacturing equipment R&D.
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Video: TDK now offers 9-axis sensor with on-chip fusion
The sensor is available through electronics distributors.
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Why is the war department investing $1.5B in Wolfspeed?
The loan comes amid a national push to strengthen the domestic silicon-carbide manufacturing and stave off competition from China.
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Fabric sensors drive vehicles beyond presence detection
Occupancy classification needs weight, position and movement data. Automotive sensors offer a low-power way to supply it.
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Using GaN FET devices in power electronics
These electronic components are changing the design calculus for power electronics in digital systems, embedded systems and power electronics.
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Kill the signal, kill the drone? Not anymore
Frequency hopping, multi-band radios and 802.11be are closing the gap on battlefield jamming. Ukraine is the proof of concept.
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Momentus, NASA complete orbital rendezvous demo
The demo was designed to validate commercial technologies for in-space transportation, service and logistics.
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Q&A: Life after Intel is good, says Altera
One year after Intel sold off its majority stake, Altera’s Mike Fitton says independence has meant faster decisions, more focus and room to work with everyone.
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Tektronix expands 8-channel oscilloscope portfolio
The testing tool gives added flexibility for RF, sensing and other high-speed digital applications.
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ECIA: Electronic components moderation continues in August
And September will continue that trend.
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Flexible semiconductors move toward practical use
New materials and manufacturing methods are enabling semiconductors that can bend, with applications in wearables, portable electronics and industrial sensors.
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This sensor knows where 10 people are in a room
Aqara’s mmWave radar-based device improves human presence detection in smart homes but securely.
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Verizon makes world’s first AI-based crowd detection field trial
The successful testing provides a path to future 6G use cases.
