Supply Chain
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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.
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Nordic’s new multi-protocol SoC targets smart home, asset trackers
The chip supports BLE, Bluetooth Channel Sounding, Thread, Zigbee and Matter.
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Infineon furthers its core growth drivers with memory sale
The company will sell its NOR flash and F-RAM business to Winbond.
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Arrow Electronics and ST Microelectronics accelerate industrial AMR development with a new reference platform
The reference platform is designed to shorten the path from concept to deployment for professional service robots.
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Fujitsu targets AI data center market in Japan, Europe
The company has developed both the Monaka CPU and a server for multiple sectors.
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Americans’ wireless data obsession hits a new high
In 2025 alone, 5G consumers used more data than the entire 4G decade combined.
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ADI boosts physical AI portfolio with Alif buy
The $1.35 billion acquisition will combine technologies to accelerate on-device physical AI systems.
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D-Wave finalizes $100 million CHIPS Act funding
The investment will accelerate R&D development and scaling of annealing and gate-model quantum systems.
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Verizon secures 80+ million miles of fiber in Corning deal
The wires will be used for home broadband, enterprise services and AI backbone.
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AMSL expands High NA lithography adoption
The company is collaborating with TSMC, Intel and Samsung on new semiconductor manufacturing technology.
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Everspin advances MRAM in aerospace, defense applications
Teledyne HiRel will add the memory technology to its technology portfolio.
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GaN foundries aligning efforts around system-level solutions
A shakeup in market players is not slowing the growth of the technology.
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Sivers expands InP manufacturing capabilities in Scotland
The company will invest $30 million in expanding the facility.
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Lam Research breaks ground on new Oregon lab
It will expand cleanroom lab space by more than 50%.
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High-bandwidth flash in AI memory architectures
HBF provides high capacity to AI processors for storing model weights for inference tasks.
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TI's new coreless sensor reads two-axis fields
The Hall-effect device is targeted at HEV/EV.
