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Infineon Technologies has announced that it is once again participating as an industrial partner in further national and European funded projects. The technological race for better quantum computing technology is still open.

Infotech has introduced a novel, fully automated 3D printing system designed specifically for printing liquid materials and multi-material structures. Thanks to the parallel operation of several dispensing heads, different materials can be processed in one printing step. Complemented by DELO's high-performance epoxy resins, this enables the production of components with different physical property ranges.

French startup Aledia says it has manufactured the world’s first microLED chips produced on 300mm (12-inch) silicon wafers.

ST Microelectronics and YTO Group Corporation, a Chinese provider of agricultural and construction machinery, have announced an agreement to establish a joint laboratory in YTO’s Research Institute of Intelligence and Information in Luoyang, Henan province. The lab will focus on the research and development of electronic solutions for engine, vehicle, and agricultural controls in tractors.

At every electronica one of the show highlights has always been the CEO Roundtable. Despite the fact that the 2020 instalment of the electronics industry’s biggest event is taking place virtually, this year was no exception.

Academia and key industry players have identified the D-Band, ranging from 110GHz to 170GHz, as a candidate frequency band for beyond 5G and 6G mobile communications as well as for future automotive radar applications. Rohde & Schwarz and IHP have characterisd D-band frequencies in over-the-air test setup for 6G and automotive radar

Palomar Technologies and the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Systems and Device Technology IISB, have announced their joint research initiative in the area of high-quality, void-free power module packaging for electric vehicles.

The globalSemiconductor Assembly and Testing Services Market, is expected to surpass $249m by 2027, registering a CAGR of 4.04% during the forecast period of 2019 to 2027, as highlighted in a report byCoherent Market Insights.

Three former Nortel engineers have moved their electronics business to the Electronics and Photonics Innovation Centre (EPIC) at White Rock. Mike Badcott, Andrew Addy and John McKinnon each have over 30 years of experience in the electronics sector. They will use EPIC to grow their CAS Antennas business and HEEDRA products.

A new cleanroom laboratory, built by applied research organisation, Franhofer IPA, has opened - helpingigusramp up its motion plastics development.igus, whose UK headquarters are in Northampton, are motion plastic experts and a global manufacturer ofenergy chainsystems and polymerplain bearings.