Latour Capital to acquire French PCB maker Elvia Electronics
French investment firm Latour Capital has signed an agreement to acquire Elvia Electronics, France’s largest maker of high-reliability PCBs, from a Tikehau-managed fund. Latour is making the acquisition through Émergence Défense, its fund dedicated to the defence industry.
Axcelis and Veeco push merger closing to Q1 2027
Axcelis Technologies and Veeco Instruments now expect their all-stock merger to close by the end of the first quarter of 2027. The deal is still waiting for approval from China’s competition authority, SAMR, and the companies must also refile with US regulators.
Australia’s LatConnect 60 expands India presence for SWIRSAT
NSIL, the commercial arm of India’s space program, has signed an agreement with Australian Earth observation satellite company LatConnect 60 to provide telemetry, tracking and command services for the company’s SWIRSAT-1 and SWIRSAT-2 spacecraft.
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Mastering Heat, Securing Performance
Various cooling concepts are available to efficiently dissipate heat from electronic components. However, if power losses are not removed reliably, performance degradation, premature aging, or even component failure may result. Selecting the appropriate heat sink and thermal interface material is therefore essential.
LS Eco Energy to establish Vietnam base for producing ultracapacitors
The South Korean company announced that its Vietnamese manufacturing subsidiary, LSCV, will invest approximately KRW 65 billion (about USD 48.5 million) to construct ultracapacitors production facilities.
Schaeffler to cut 3,460 jobs in Europe and close four German sites
Schaeffler is launching another performance improvement programme, which will cut a net 3,460 positions in Europe, around 2,660 of them in Germany. Five sites are to close, four of them in Germany. The company cites weak demand for combustion engine vehicles and a slower-than-expected ramp-up of electric mobility.
Bosch to set up dedicated semiconductor division, targets €5 billion in sales
Bosch will move its semiconductor business into a dedicated division from January 2028. The company aims to reach semiconductor sales of around EUR 5 billion by 2030, and plans to open up more of its manufacturing capacity to external customers.
Benchmark adds second US site for Oxide Computer
US EMS provider Benchmark has expanded production for Oxide Computer Company to a second US site. The added capacity is meant to support Oxide as it scales up deployment of its rack-scale cloud computer for customers’ own data centres.
Europe wants European PCBs – the question is who commits first
Europe says it wants its PCB industry back. But when Vytautas Ilgūnas, CCO of TLT PCB, asks whether customers actually mean it, industry veteran Gene H. Weiner’s answer is blunt: “They say yes, but behave no.” Ilgūnas himself sees a European market that has started to move – though not everywhere at the same speed.
LG CNS, D-Wave to advance quantum optimization adoption in Korea
The companies intend to combine D-Wave’s annealing quantum computing technologies with LG CNS’s industry expertise, mathematical optimization capabilities and systems integration experience to develop applications for customers in manufacturing, telecommunications, finance and retail.
onsemi to acquire Ferric for $600 million
onsemi has agreed to acquire US company Ferric, which develops integrated voltage regulators (IVRs) for AI processors, for USD 600 million in cash. Another USD 175 million could follow if Ferric reaches certain revenue milestones.
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