A new low-noise n-channel JFET has been announced, marking a rare introduction of a discrete semiconductor outside of power devices. This development highlights a resurgence of interest in low-noise technologies within the semiconductor sector.
Same Sky’s Audio Group has expanded its receiver lineup with new models designed for over-the-ear applications, focusing on compact mechanical envelopes. The CMR receiver family offers a wide acoustic output range with sound pressure levels from 103 to 135 dB.
The interview with Jens Milnikel highlights the innovative technologies and strategic vision of ams OSRAM's CMOS Sensors ASICs division. It emphasizes the importance of human stories and partnerships in establishing the company as a leader in sensing solutions.
The article discusses the importance of efficiently controlling magnetization in advancing spintronic technologies, which leverage electron spin for enhanced electronic device performance. It highlights the potential of magnons in achieving this control, paving the way for faster and more energy-efficient devices.
Micron has announced its exit from the Crucial consumer DRAM business, ceasing sales of its consumer-branded products globally. This decision reflects a strategic shift in response to market conditions affecting the DRAM segment.
Ricursive Intelligence has raised $35 million in a seed round to establish a new category of 'designless' companies alongside fabless firms. This initiative aims to replicate concepts from the 1980s in semiconductor design and manufacturing.
The semiconductor market is expected to grow by over 25% in 2026, reaching $975 billion, up from $772 billion in 2025, according to WSTS. This growth is anticipated across all regions.
IDC forecasts that 1.25 billion smartphones will be sold in 2025, marking a year-over-year growth of 1.5%. Apple is expected to see a more robust growth of 6.1% in its shipments during the same period.
Digi-Key has launched its annual DigiWish Giveaway, offering participants a chance to win product prizes throughout December. This festive initiative aims to engage customers and enhance brand visibility during the holiday season.
The production index for the semiconductor manufacturing sector increased to 51.4% in November, indicating a slight recovery. However, employment in the industry continued to decline for the tenth consecutive month.
Navitas has introduced new ultra-high voltage (UHV) silicon carbide (SiC) devices, specifically the 3300V and 2300V variants, which utilize innovative trench gate structures. These advancements aim to mitigate common failure modes typically associated with trench-based MOSFETs.
Electronics Weekly is launching a series of newsletters that will deliver content directly to subscribers' inboxes, optimized for mobile viewing. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility and engagement with their audience.
Cree LED Inc has partnered with SANlight GmbH to incorporate its J Series products into SANlight's new STIXX-Series horticulture luminaires. This collaboration aims to enhance energy efficiency in both commercial and home gardening applications.
The article lists the top 20 semiconductor companies by revenue for Q3 2025, highlighting Nvidia as the leader with $57 billion. Other notable companies include Samsung, Hynix, and Broadcom, with revenues ranging from $17 billion to $24 billion.
Same Sky’s Audio Group has launched a new line of receivers designed for over-the-ear speaker applications, featuring sound pressure levels between 103 to 135 dB. The CMR family of receivers also boasts compact package sizes starting at 12 x 6 mm.
DigiKey has launched its 17th annual DigiWish Giveaway, running from December 1 to December 24, 2025, allowing participants to win various product prizes. This initiative is aimed at engaging the global engineering community during the holiday season.
TDK Corporation has launched the new S series inrush current limiters, featuring the S30 and S36 families of NTC thermistors. These components are designed for high-power applications, supporting maximum steady-state currents of up to 35 A and energy absorption of up to 750 J.
Taoglas has expanded its embedded antenna portfolio with new Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramic (LTCC) chip antennas designed for Wi-Fi 6/7, UWB, and ISM applications. The new models, ILA.257, ILA.68, and ILA.89, offer high performance in compact sizes.
The article discusses how AI will significantly influence various sectors by 2026, as viewed by TrendForce. It emphasizes the transformative potential of AI technologies in shaping future market dynamics.
The article discusses an anticipated response from the Postmaster-General regarding the BBC's request to initiate experimental color TV broadcasts. This marks a significant moment in the history of television technology as it reflects early developments in broadcasting.