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ROHM has developed N-channel power MOSFETs featuring low ON-resistance and wide SOA capability. They are designed for power supplies inside high-performance enterprise and AI servers.

Inova Semiconductors has been named ‘Innovation Champion 2025’ by the German newspaper WELT in cooperation with the analysis institute ServiceValue. The Munich-based semiconductor company came out on top in the ‘Semiconductor Industry’ category and was awarded the title of ‘Highest Innovative Strength’.

Sculpteo announces the launch ofPA12 Bluefood grade, an innovative plastic material designed to meet the requirements of industrial environments where hygiene, traceability, and safety are priorities.

TDK extends the power capability of its Micronas HVC 5x embedded motor controller family with the new HVC 5481G for automotive applications.

Five startups have won ABB’s 2025 Startup Challenge by showcasing how their innovative approaches could help make energy use smarter in industry, buildings, power grids, and utilities.

Advanced Linear Devices has announced its latest addition to its Supercapacitor Auto-Balancing (SAB) MOSFET family. This dual MOSFET provides auto-balancing capabilities and power management for supercapacitors ranging from 2.8V to 3.3V.

The rapidly increasing data traffic is placing ever greater demands on the capacity of communication systems.

AgriRobot has joined the AgRibot project as an official partner. The project, which received a €4.97 million grant from the European Commission, is strategically designed to address some of the most pressing challenges in European agriculture, including labour shortages, unsafe working conditions, and the pressing demands for both enhanced productivity and greater sustainability.

Navitas Semiconductor has announced a new strategic partnership with GigaDevice, to create a joint-lab for integrating and tailoring Navitas’ GaNFast ICs & GigaDevice's microcontrollers, targeting AI data centres, EVs, solar, and energy saving systems.

Like something closer to science fiction than science fact, researchers at Penn State University have designed a miniature, soft-bodied robot that can navigate environments too dangerous or delicate for humans or traditional machines to explore.