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Siemens Unveils AI-Enhanced PCB Design Tools for Mid-Range Users

Siemens Unveils AI-Enhanced PCB Design Tools for Mid-Range Users

New software editions bring enterprise-grade functionality to small- and medium-sized teams.


News Jun 02, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Renesas’ New MPU Tackles HMI Challenges Head On With Built-In Memory

Renesas’ New MPU Tackles HMI Challenges Head On With Built-In Memory

Tailored for advanced human-machine interfaces, the new RZ/A3M MPU can reduce system cost by integrating memory and simplifying PCB design.


News May 30, 2025 by Joshua Tidwell
Würth Launches Development Kit for Isolated Power Supplies

Würth Launches Development Kit for Isolated Power Supplies

Würth Elektronik’s SN6507 Development Kit offers a complete, EMI-compliant platform for evaluating and customizing isolated power supplies in industrial and medical applications.


News May 29, 2025 by Joshua Tidwell
NXP Leverages AI Acceleration in Dev Kit for Automotive Security

NXP Leverages AI Acceleration in Dev Kit for Automotive Security

With a 4x increase in CPU performance, the upgraded dev kit better facilitates secure automotive communication between the vehicle’s gateway and its wireless technologies.


News May 29, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Microchip Packs New MCU With Analog Features to Streamline Sensor Design

Microchip Packs New MCU With Analog Features to Streamline Sensor Design

Microchip's latest 8-bit microcontrollers may simplify sensor design with their integrated, low-power analog peripherals.


News May 28, 2025 by Arjun Nijhawan
Startup Innatera Claims World’s First Mass-Market Neuromorphic Edge MCU

Startup Innatera Claims World’s First Mass-Market Neuromorphic Edge MCU

The new processor reportedly offers 100x lower latency and 500x lower energy consumption than conventional AI processors.


News May 27, 2025 by Jake Hertz
AMD Rolls Up to Computex With New Threadripper and Radeon Processors

AMD Rolls Up to Computex With New Threadripper and Radeon Processors

Introductions include new envelope-pushing Threadripper CPU models and Radeon GPUs for edge AI, workstations, and graphics.


News May 27, 2025 by Duane Benson
Intel Supports AI Workstations With New GPUs and AI Accelerators

Intel Supports AI Workstations With New GPUs and AI Accelerators

At Computex 2025, Intel expanded its hardware lineup with GPUs for AI inference and creative workloads and an accelerator for large-scale generative AI training.


News May 26, 2025 by Luke James
ST Unwraps Modular IO-Link Dev Kit to Ease Industrial Automation Designs

ST Unwraps Modular IO-Link Dev Kit to Ease Industrial Automation Designs

The new development kit helps designers create industrial systems incorporating actuators and sensors.


News May 23, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Polyn Tapes Out First Neuromorphic Analog Signal Processing Chip

Polyn Tapes Out First Neuromorphic Analog Signal Processing Chip

Polyn's NASP chip is an analog neuromorphic processor that enables ultra-low-power, real-time signal processing directly at the sensor.


News May 22, 2025 by Luke James
Silicon Labs Debuts Its First 22 nm SoC Aimed at Smart Lighting and More

Silicon Labs Debuts Its First 22 nm SoC Aimed at Smart Lighting and More

Announced today, the SoC taps a new technology node, enabling it to integrate larger memory blocks and execute at higher frequencies without compromising power efficiency.


News May 21, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Nexperia Scales Down Automotive and Industrial Schottky Diodes

Nexperia Scales Down Automotive and Industrial Schottky Diodes

The company is rolling out 16 Schottky diodes in smaller Clip-bonded FlatPower packages, side-stepping some of the constraints of traditional SMX packages.


News May 21, 2025 by Charles Lee
The RISC-V World Sees Changes, Milestones, and Innovations

The RISC-V World Sees Changes, Milestones, and Innovations

It’s been a year of change so far for the RISC-V movement, from new leadership to an outpouring of hardware.


News May 20, 2025 by Jake Hertz
Intel and Shell Team Up on Immersion Cooling in Xeon-Based Data Centers

Intel and Shell Team Up on Immersion Cooling in Xeon-Based Data Centers

Intel and Shell have partnered to deliver the first Intel-certified immersion cooling solution for Xeon processors, addressing rising AI data center demands.


News May 20, 2025 by Luke James
Movellus Claims First On-Die Power Delivery Network Analyzer

Movellus Claims First On-Die Power Delivery Network Analyzer

With nanosecond resolution of transistor-level voltages, the on-chip power delivery network analyzer provides new insights to optimize SoC performance.


News May 19, 2025 by Aaron Carman
ST’s AI Sensor First to Track Both Everyday Motion and Extreme Impact

ST’s AI Sensor First to Track Both Everyday Motion and Extreme Impact

The compact AI-enabled sensor captures both routine movement and high-g impacts, enabling smarter wearables and IoT devices.


News May 19, 2025 by Joshua Tidwell
Infineon Marries Advanced Sensing and System Control in New MCU

Infineon Marries Advanced Sensing and System Control in New MCU

The 32-bit microcontroller blends analog and digital features to bring sensing features to system control and human-machine interface (HMI) applications.


News May 16, 2025 by Jake Hertz
3 New Power MOSFETs Offer Improved System Performance

3 New Power MOSFETs Offer Improved System Performance

The latest devices from Microchip, Rohm, and SemiQ offer enhanced radiation protection, increased operation range, lower conduction losses, and faster switching frequencies.


News May 16, 2025 by Jake Hertz
AMD Powers Up Small Businesses With Cost-Effective EPYC Server CPUs

AMD Powers Up Small Businesses With Cost-Effective EPYC Server CPUs

The new CPUs target small business servers and hosted IT service providers while balancing power, affordability, and efficiency.


News May 15, 2025 by Duane Benson
Walter H. Brattain, the Experimentalist Who Helped Build the Transistor

Walter H. Brattain, the Experimentalist Who Helped Build the Transistor

At Bell Labs, Walter Brattain turned theory into hardware through precise lab work, earning him and his colleagues the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1956.


News May 14, 2025 by Luke James