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Mitsui Chemicals has invested to support Apeiron's Pan-Asia expansion. Strategic partnership with Mitsui Chemicals will enhance Apeiron's regional scalability and commitment to achieving net-zero emissions.

Apeiron Bioenergy has successfully closed an equity financing round from Mitsui Chemicals.

Semiconductor test equipment supplier Advantest is offering a new yield-improvement solution that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to expedite identifying the root causes of yield loss and increasing the efficiency of analysing test results.

With applications ranging from energy harvesting to sensing, and applicability to sectors being as varied as healthcare and automotive, printed/flexible electronics are set to change our expectations of what electronics can provide and where they can be utilised.

Looking to develop their next generation of high-resolution holographic diffraction gratings – Wasatch Photonics commissioned Optical Surfaces Ltd. to manufacture two large diameter off-axis parabolic mirrors – key components in their production process.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has so far failed to deliver on its enormous potential. But new developments in connectivity may finally enable the billions of connected devices we were promised, notes Juan Nogueira, Director at Flex’s Connectivity Centre of Excellence.

The primary market for silicon photonics today is optical communication. Silicon photonics will be central in data centre evolution in the short-term for 100G (already well implemented in data centres), and then 400G and 800G pluggables.

NXP Semiconductors announced a new S32K39 series of automotive microcontrollers (MCUs) optimised for electric vehicle (EV) control applications.

Pasternack, an Infinite Electronics brand and a provider of RF, microwave and millimetre-wave products, has released a new series of programmable attenuators designed to meet the needs of electronic warfare, test and measurement, and electronic countermeasures applications.

Pasternack, an Infinite Electronics brand and a provider of RF, microwave and millimetre-wave products, has released a new line of field-replaceable connectors, with frequency coverage to 65GHz, that address a range of RF/microwave applications.