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Avicena, TSMC optimise photodetector arrays for I/O interconnects
Avicena, TSMC optimise photodetector arrays for I/O interconnects
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
MicroLED-based interconnects aimed at AI scale-up networks deliver over one Tbps/mm I/O density and under one pJ/bit efficiency....
Microchip MCUs simplify analogue sensor design
Microchip MCUs simplify analogue sensor design
New Products | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
The MCUs integrate low-power analogue peripherals to reduce design costs and complexity and can precisely measure analogue signals....
Intel moves to chiplets for automotive AI
Intel moves to chiplets for automotive AI
Technology News | - By Nick Flaherty
Intel has taken a key step in using chiplets for its second generation software-defined vehicle system-on-chip (SoC) device. The SoC, launched at the Shanghai 2025 Auto Show overnight, combines chiple...
Intel makes management changes, CTO to be AI boss, says report
Intel makes management changes, CTO to be AI boss, says report
Business news | - By Peter Clarke
Lip-Bu Tan, CEO of struggling chip company Intel, has made management changes aimed at increasing agility and speed of execution within the company, according to a Reuters report that referenced a mem...
EIC to boost defence startups
EIC to boost defence startups
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
The European Innovation Council (EIC) and Horizon Europe research programme are adding support for startups developing dual-use defence and civilian technologies. This is part of…
Low cost Cortex-M23 microcontroller extends temperature range
Low cost Cortex-M23 microcontroller extends temperature range
New Products | - By Nick Flaherty
Renesas Electronics has launched a low cost family of microcontrollers based on the ARM Cortex-M23 core with low power consumption and an extended temperature range.

eeNews Analog
Intel makes management changes, CTO to be AI boss, says report
Intel makes management changes, CTO to be AI boss, says report
Business news | - By Peter Clarke
Lip-Bu Tan, CEO of struggling chip company Intel, has made management changes aimed at increasing agility and speed of execution within the company, according to…
Lace Lithography uses atoms to go beyond EUVL
Lace Lithography uses atoms to go beyond EUVL
Technology News | - By Peter Clarke
Lace Lithography AS (Bergen, Norway) is developing a form of lithography that uses atoms fired at a surface to define features at resolutions beyond what…
eeNews Power
High voltage CMOS backplane for OLED microdisplays
High voltage CMOS backplane for OLED microdisplays
Technology News | - By Nick Flaherty
Researchers at Fraunhofer in Germany have developed a high voltage CMOS backplane to boost the brightness of OLED microdisplays. OLEDs are considered limited at very…
Steam cooling embedded in hot chips
Steam cooling embedded in hot chips
Technology News | - By Nick Flaherty
Researchers in Japan have shown how microfluidic channels embedded in AI processors and GPUs can provide significant cooling using a dual phase approach. The team…
eeNews Automotive
Marelli to adopt Infineon laser scanning display tech
Marelli to adopt Infineon laser scanning display tech
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Marelli has signed a deal to use laser beam scanning (LBS) technology from Infineon Technologies for in-car displays. The MEMS-based LBS technology will enable Marelli…
Intel moves to chiplets for automotive AI
Intel moves to chiplets for automotive AI
Technology News | - By Nick Flaherty
Intel has taken a key step in using chiplets for its second generation software-defined vehicle system-on-chip (SoC) device. The SoC, launched at the Shanghai 2025…
eeNews Embedded
Avicena, TSMC optimise photodetector arrays for I/O interconnects
Avicena, TSMC optimise photodetector arrays for I/O interconnects
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
MicroLED-based interconnects aimed at AI scale-up networks deliver over one Tbps/mm I/O density and under one pJ/bit efficiency.
Microchip MCUs simplify analogue sensor design
Microchip MCUs simplify analogue sensor design
New Products | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
The MCUs integrate low-power analogue peripherals to reduce design costs and complexity and can precisely measure analogue signals.
eeNews Wireless
Adtran and 6WIND partner on vBNG/vCGNAT broadband networks
Adtran and 6WIND partner on vBNG/vCGNAT broadband networks
Business news | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
Adtran has integrated vBNG and vCGNAT from Adtran, providing service automation and subscriber insights for ISPs of all sizes.
ETRI verifies indoor-penetrable RIS with Anritsu 2-Port VNA
ETRI verifies indoor-penetrable RIS with Anritsu 2-Port VNA
Technology News | - By Jean-Pierre Joosting
ETRI RIS technology features a transparent PET film-based micro-antenna array that can be attached to windows to maximise signal penetration.
Smart2.0
This Ray of Light can stream 1.9 Million HD movies simultaneously
This Ray of Light can stream 1.9 Million HD movies simultaneously
News | - By Wisse Hettinga
The TU/e created a test-bed for super-fast wireless data transfer with infrared light It is not the first time data is transferred with light –…
CheckUp tool measures the health of bus batteries
CheckUp tool measures the health of bus batteries
News | - By Wisse Hettinga
Measuring while charging, that is the concept of the CheckUp tool The Dutch TNO developed a special charger for bus batteries. The charger, named the…
Interconnect & cables
UK quantum networking hub left behind
UK quantum networking hub left behind
Opinion |
The UK has opened a £42m (€55m, $57m) hub for quantum networking technologies to create the quantum Internet. Although the UK leads in this technology, it…
By Nick Flaherty
UK quantum networking hub left behind

The UK has opened a £42m (€55m, $57m) hub for…
First quantum network video call

Researchers in the UK have demonstrated a long-distance ultra-secure transfer…
High speed flip-chip packaging for ESD protection

Nexperia has developed a packaging technology it calls flip-chip land…
How big is the Internet?

The Internet is arguably the largest machine on the planet,…
Infineon looks to humanoid robots with Marvell Ethernet buy

Infineon Technologies is to buy the automotive Ethernet business from…
Business news
Micron restructures for AI
Micron restructures for AI
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Micron Technology in the US is restructuring its business units to capitalise on the growth in demand for high performance memory for AI. The new…
ABB to spin out its robotics division
ABB to spin out its robotics division
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
Swiss industrial equipment giant ABB is to spin out its robotics division. With 7,000 employees and 2024 revenues of $2.3bn, this would create the world’s…
AlN RF developer EasyGaN closes
AlN RF developer EasyGaN closes
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
French aluminium nitride (AN) startup EasyGaN has closed after it failed to raise additional funding. The company, based in Sophia Antipolis, was developing AlN layers…
Software & embedded tools
PCB tool aims to protect IP
PCB tool aims to protect IP
Technology News |
ByteSnap Design in the UK has developed an automated software tool designed to test and track printed circuit board assemblies (PCBA). The aim is to…
By Nick Flaherty
PCB tool aims to protect IP

ByteSnap Design in the UK has developed an automated software…
EIC to boost defence startups

The European Innovation Council (EIC) and Horizon Europe research programme…
Testing Infineon’s virtual automotive RISC-V chip

PLS Programmierbare Logik & Systeme in Germany has added support…
QNX powers WeRide ADAS systems

WeRide is using the QNX real time operating system for…
Driving a European supply chain for World IoT Day

In an uncertain global economy, focus is shifting to a…
Feature articles
The thrill of quantum in 2025
The thrill of quantum in 2025
Feature articles | - By Nick Flaherty
What a time to be alive. It may not feel that way with the current global industry turmoil, but underneath there are fundamental changes happening.
Top articles in March
Top articles in March
Feature articles | - By Nick Flaherty
The top articles in March on EeNews Europe covered a wide range of topics, from the latest developments at Raspberry Pi through China’s lithography business…
A dark side to solar power inverters
A dark side to solar power inverters
Feature articles | - By Nick Flaherty
Researchers in the US have uncovered vulnerabilities in the inverters and cloud services used for residential solar power systems. These inverters could be compromised and…
Risc-v
Andes teams on FPGA prototyping for RISC-V development
Andes teams on FPGA prototyping for RISC-V development
Business news |
Andes Technology has teamed with S2C to develop an FPGA-based prototyping system for its latest RISC-V cores with extensions. The strategic deal uses S2C’s new…
By Nick Flaherty
Andes teams on FPGA prototyping for RISC-V development

Andes Technology has teamed with S2C to develop an FPGA-based…
Testing Infineon’s virtual automotive RISC-V chip

PLS Programmierbare Logik & Systeme in Germany has added support…
Frontgrade Gaisler to commercialise neuromorphic AI for space

The Swedish National Space Agency has contracted Frontgrade Gaisler to…
Security digital twin for RISC-V space chip

UK defence contractor BAE Systems is using a security digital…
Multicore and Worst-Case Execution Time (WCET) support for RISC-V

LDRA in the UK has added support for multicore processors…
Interviews
UK prepares for production of EV solid state batteries  
UK prepares for production of EV solid state batteries  
Business news | - By Nick Flaherty
UK startup Ilika is planning to ramp up shipments of its solid state batteries as samples to car makers. The company is sampling the…
Shaking up forty years of debug at IAR
Shaking up forty years of debug at IAR
Feature articles | - By Nick Flaherty
Cecilia Wachtmeister is fundamentally changing its business model in a huge change as she takes over as CEO of IAR Systems. “For forty years we…
Cornerstone aims for a Github for silicon photonics
Cornerstone aims for a Github for silicon photonics
Interviews | - By Nick Flaherty
The Cornerstone project in Southampton is aiming to develop an open source repository for silicon photonics hardware. With STMicroelectronics heading back into the silicon photonics…
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