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The quantum communications revolution
Quantum communications networks are coming, but still face large technical and infrastructure hurdles before they’re widely adopted.
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Japanese vendors form vision sensor manufacturing JV
Sony Semiconductor and Mitsubishi Electric will focus on ways to accelerate automation and advanced manufacturing equipment.
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NAND flash chip shortage may get relief in 2027
Process migrations and growth bit output will help even the supply-demand balance.
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Intel lands first named foundry win under Tan
The company will build Fortinet’s SP6 cybersecurity ASIC.
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Siemens to acquire 2 EDA vendors in 2 days
The deals will expand the company’s EDA SoC design creation capabilities.
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The industry’s smallest fixed attenuators
Housed in an ultra-compact two-lead, 1 mm × 1 mm quad flat no-lead (QFN) package, these attenuators enable significant PCB space savings for next-generation high-density designs.
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Micron signs agreements with automotive ecosystem partners
The deals will provide visibility into memory and storage that will be important for current and future vehicle production.
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Vishay Intertechnology standard-level 40 V MOSFETs prevent false triggering and reduce noise in motor control circuits
The high minimum gate-source threshold voltage of the devices prevents false MOSFET triggering induced by the gate in motor control circuits.
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xMEMS introduces smallest active micro fan for AR/XR glasses
It is called a world’s first.
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Allegro MicroSystems unveils industry's first safety PMIC to integrate a wheel-speed sensor interface for electromechanical braking
The new device provides electromechanical braking designers with a substantially simplified, single-chip power and sensing foundation for next-generation brake-by-wire systems.
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Intel’s Panther Lake using ASML’s High NA EUV lithography
The company said it shows the technology’s readiness in a production environment.
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New York becomes first state to halt data center growth
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order imposing a pause of up to one year to allow the state to develop a regulatory framework aimed at protecting ratepayers, the environment and the energy grid.
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UMC delivers silicon photonics 300 mm wafer in mass production
As the company ramps up its own platform, it will have a tough road ahead with other foundries in the same sector.
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Imec scale silicon spin qubits to 300 mm silicon
Imec and Diraq fabricated an eight-qubit MOS spin-qubit array on Imec's CMOS-compatible platform, a step toward building quantum processors on the same lines that make today's chips.
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Bosch's SiC fab deal adds to a resurgence in CHIPS Act funding
The silicon carbide award continues a string of renewed federal chip investments after last year's funding pause — and breaks from the equity-for-funding pattern set by recent Intel and quantum deals.
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Intel to expand Ireland fab with $5.7 billion investment
The company will build AI and HPCs for use in AI data centers.
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Report: Japanese foundry Rapidus takes aim at TSMC
The company will price its 2 nm semiconductor manufacturing wafers competitively.
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Another SATCOM deal as York Space acquires All.Space
The deal continues the consolidation in the space communications market taking place in 2026.
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Micron invests $3 billion in GlobalWafers
The deal will include a long-term raw silicon wafer supply and R&D investment.
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Infineon introduces the AIROC UWB TSL100 for precise positioning and smart presence detection on a single chip
These devices combine precise positioning and smart presence detection on a single chip, addressing growing demand across automotive, consumer and industrial markets.
