Siemens is collaborating with TSMC to advance AI-powered automation across EDA workflows using the recently launched Fuse EDA AI System, a domain-scoped agentic AI system. Through this collaboration, TSMC is …
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Telonic Instruments, the official UK representative of Siglent Technologies, is announcing the UK release of the Siglent SMM3000X series of Source/Measure Units (SMUs). They target engineers working in semiconductor device … The post Telonic announces UK release of Siglent SMM3000X SMUs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
DigiKey, the global distribution leader of electronic components and automation products, added nearly 31,000 new stocking products available for fast shipment in Q1 2026. In total, over 387,000 new products were added to the DigiKey system, along with 97 new suppliers across its core business, Marketplace and Fulfilled by DigiKey programs. DigiKey added more than 387,000 new…
Although a lot of headlines in the automotive domain have been around LLMs (large language models), a significant part of automotive design relies on traditional machine learning (ML) workflows in … The post A fork in the road for sensor fusion in automotive design appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
One of the projects in the $500 billion Stargate programne – a datacentre in Abilene, Texas – has been scrapped. The scrapped project was to be an addition to the … The post Oracle and OpenAI scrap datacentre project appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Renesas’ rad-hard ICs are being used in NASA’s Artemis II mission, which launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on April 1 Within the Artemis II core systems, including … The post Renesas ICs in Artemis appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Hua Hong, China’s second foundry company, has been prevented from importing US-controlled manufacturing equipment, reports Reuters. The US Department of Commerce is said to have sent letters to a number … The post Hua Hong blacklisted for equipment shipments appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
