Memory boom: Micron's quarterly revenue nearly quintuples
Micron's revenue reached USD 54.2 billion in the fourth quarter of its 2026 fiscal year, almost five times the level of the same quarter last year. Rising memory prices pushed the gross margin to 87%, and the company expects supply to become even tighter in 2027 and 2028.
Altera and Rutronik sign strategic distribution agreement
Altera Corporation and Rutronik have signed a strategic distribution agreement to expand access to Altera’s FPGA portfolio across the European market, the companies announced in a press release.
KYZEN opens new Southeast Asian headquarters and production site in Penang
KYZEN, a US supplier of cleaning chemistries for electronics manufacturing, has opened a new Southeast Asian headquarters and production facility in Penang, Malaysia. The facility is intended to increase production capacity, improve deliveries and strengthen technical support for customers in the region.
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Raytac Bluetooth Low Energy modules in TME's offer
Contemporary communication has been dominated by wireless systems. Electronics increasingly rely on data exchange without the use of cables. This applies to household appliances, as well as industrial, medical automation, and Internet of Things solutions. One of the most commonly used short-range communication standards is Bluetooth, particularly its energy-efficient variant, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), which allows for the construction of compact battery-powered devices.
Infineon completes acquisition of C2i Semiconductors
Infineon Technologies has completed its acquisition of C2i Semiconductors, a Bengaluru-based company specialising in software-defined multiphase controllers and smart power stages for AI data centres. The C2i team now becomes part of Infineon's Power Systems division.
Leonardo DRS starts tactical radar production in the UK
Leonardo DRS has established a new subsidiary, DRS UK, and launched local production of tactical radars in the United Kingdom. The new purpose-built production site is intended to meet growing demand for counter-UAS, air defence and active protection systems.
XPeng raises over $900M to accelerate Physical AI deployment
The funding will support software and hardware R&D for Chinese firm XPeng’s robotics business, the training and iteration of its Physical AI models, data generation, development of end-to-end mass production facilities and global commercial expansion.
India’s AGEL expands BESS capacity at Khavda to 6.6 GWh
The BESS is integrated with Adani Green Energy Ltd’s renewable energy development at Khavda, Gujarat, where the company is developing a 30 GW RE plant across 538 square kilometers.
Boeing wins multi-billion-dollar Navy contract for F/A-XX aircraft
The contract is Boeing’s second selection for 6th-generation fighter work following the award of the U.S. Air Force's F-47 program in 2025.
Carlyle to acquire Nidec Components from Nidec
Investment firm Carlyle has agreed to acquire Nidec Components, a Japanese manufacturer of sensors, switches and encoders, from its parent company Nidec Corporation. The divestment is part of Nidec's planned portfolio rationalisation.
DEAPL signs intellectual property license agreement with Aviat
Under the agreement, Aviat has granted DEAPL, a subsidiary/JV of Indian EMS provider Dixon, a limited license to use specified intellectual property, including technical know-how, solely for the manufacture, use, offer for sale and sale of microwave radios.
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What an EMS Laboratory Actually Finds When Electronics Fail
Most field failures that reach our laboratory are not exotic. They are the same handful of mechanisms, year after year. What varies is where they were introduced — and in the majority of cases we investigate, the durable fix turns out to be a design change rather than a process adjustment.
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