CEA-Leti is showcasing advancements in the integration of quantum cascade lasers with silicon photonic platforms at SPIE Photonics West 2026. This research focuses on mid-infrared applications, highlighting significant progress in micro/nanotechnology.
A Danish-led ESA project aims to enable the manufacturing of electronics on the Moon to reduce reliance on Earth-based supplies for future lunar missions. This initiative represents a significant step towards sustainable extraterrestrial operations.
Iceye has expanded access to its satellite-based Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery for Ukraine and signed a new agreement with Sweden. This move enhances the availability of critical data for these nations.
SEGGER has launched emBoot-Secure, a solution designed for secure and verifiable firmware updates in compliance with the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). This product employs modern cryptographic techniques to ensure that only authorized firmware can be installed on embedded devices.
PhotonDelta has launched its second global engineering contest to foster innovation in photonic chip applications. The initiative, in collaboration with SIEMENS and Wevolver, aims to address global challenges through advanced photonic technologies.
The EW BrightSparks initiative celebrates young engineering talent in the UK, highlighting Aurelia Brzezowska from the University of Staffordshire in its 2025 profile. This recognition is part of a broader effort to showcase the next generation of engineers in the electronics field.
The University of Birmingham and HyProMag USA have launched a facility dedicated to the separation and recycling of rare earth magnets. This initiative aims to address the growing demand for sustainable materials in technology production.
PhotonDelta has initiated its second global engineering contest aimed at advancing photonic IC applications in collaboration with Wevolver. This initiative seeks to foster innovation and development within the photonic chip industry.
ClearSpace and the European Space Agency have initiated the Prelude mission to advance technologies for in-orbit life extension and active debris removal. This mission aims to enhance safety and sustainability in space operations.
STMicroelectronics has introduced the SRK1004 synchronous-rectifier controllers, which enhance efficiency and reduce size in various power supply applications. These new 2mm x 2mm ICs replace the previous SRK1001 model and feature an improved switch-off algorithm.
The European Investment Bank has approved €90m in financing for METLEN Energy & Metals S.A. to enhance gallium and bauxite production in Greece. This investment supports the EU's strategic goals for green and digital transitions.
Murata has launched its RFID Innovation & Experience Hub in Parma, Italy, focusing on IoT and RFID technology. This facility is designed to provide a cutting-edge environment for the development and application of these technologies.
Swansea University is set to lead a national initiative aimed at addressing the semiconductor skills gap in the UK through the establishment of a new Centre for Doctoral Training. This initiative is crucial for enhancing the country's semiconductor workforce and innovation capabilities.
The Standardization Group for Embedded Technologies (SGET) has introduced the Open Harmonized FPGA Module (oHFM), marking a significant development in embedded design. This new specification is the first open and vendor-independent FPGA module standard, leveraging successful Computer-on-Module principles.
Altum RF has successfully renewed its ISO 9001:2015 certification, which is valid through 2029. This renewal underscores the company's commitment to quality and reliability in its global operations.
Swansea University is spearheading a national initiative to tackle the semiconductor skills gap in the UK by establishing a new Centre for Doctoral Training in semiconductor skills. This initiative aims to enhance the workforce's capabilities in this critical sector.
Farnell has entered into a global distribution partnership with Fulham to enhance the availability of advanced LED drivers and intelligent control solutions in the EMEA region. This agreement aims to strengthen Farnell's product offerings and customer access in the lighting sector.
CEA-Leti is initiating a collaborative effort to industrialize microLED interconnects, specifically targeting applications in AI. This move signifies a strategic push towards enhancing the capabilities of microLED technology.
Anglia Components has expanded its authorized sales territory with STMicroelectronics to include the Nordic and Baltic regions. This expansion will involve the recruitment of a Nordics Manager and Field personnel to support the initiative.
Ignite Next aims to accelerate the commercialization of European deep-tech startups. The initiative is supported by major industry players Intel, Infineon, and Synopsys.