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IBM Demonstrates First ‘Multi-Processor’ for Quantum Processing

2024-12-25

IBM divided and parsed the quantum solution into two connected quantum processing units, demonstrating greater processing capability than either individual unit.

Nexperia Introduces Tiny Leadless Logic ICs for Automotive Designs

2024-12-19

Nexperia says the new packaging option provides 75% PCB area savings and supports optical inspections.

AMD Reveals Adaptive SoCs With RF Conversion and 80 TOPS DSP

2024-12-13

Announced today, the new series integrates RF-sampling converters and high-performance compute on a single chip.

Renesas Introduces Industry’s First One-Chip 9-Axis Motion Control MPU

2024-12-05

The new RZ/T2H chip combines multiple cores, real-time control, Ethernet, and advanced security into a one-chip microprocessor.

NXP Debuts Applications Processors for Industrial and Automotive Designs

2024-11-29

The new processor family offers a combination of real-time control and communications features.

Renesas Releases Two New IO-Link Enhancing Devices

2024-11-20

Renesas has developed two new semiconductor solutions for the growing IO-Link market. The new IO-Link solutions include a four-channel master IC and a dual-channel sensor signal conditioner IC.

Renesas Embeds Powerful Arm Cortex-M85 Into Entry-Level MCUs

2024-11-14

Renesas' new 32-bit MCUs maintain the power of its RA8 series MCUs while streamlining their features, making them cost-effective for high-volume embedded applications.

STMicroelectronics Rolls Out Biosensor for Health and Fitness Wearables

2024-11-07

ST’s new solution has a highly integrated analog front end for advanced wearable features.

BrainChip Accelerates AI at the Edge With New Low-Power Neural Processor

2024-11-01

The Akida Pico low-power acceleration co-processor may drive compact AI-enabled wearables and sensors for consumer, healthcare, and IoT applications.

Infineon’s Automotive Fingerprint Sensor IDs and Authenticates Drivers

2024-10-23

The new biometric fingerprint sensors may be a simple, accurate, and cost-effective way to identify drivers and approve in-vehicle personalization and payments.