Würth Elektronik and Starteam Global team up on PCB sourcing
Würth Elektronik and German PCB manufacturer Starteam Global are expanding their cooperation into a strategic partnership. The first step is a joint online PCB shop, and customers will also get access to the two companies’ combined manufacturing networks in Europe and Asia.
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Diamond Foundry says it has grown first 200 mm single-crystal diamond
US company Diamond Foundry says it has grown the first single-crystal diamond with a diameter of 200 mm, the same size as a standard semiconductor wafer. The company sees it as a step towards using diamond as a substrate material in chip manufacturing.
Ericsson turns mobile networks into drone detection systems
Ericsson has launched a system that uses the mobile network to detect and track drones, including those that aren’t connected to the network. The first small-scale, sensing-only commercial pilots are expected to start in 2027, with wider deployments from 2028.
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Various types of displays remain the most user-friendly elements of human-machine interfaces (HMIs) – they are intuitive, provide programmers with a way to convey clear messages, and are easy to connect to microcontroller-controlled devices.
Gabor Sirom on Empa Electronics' strategy: R&D, expansion and acquisitions
Empa Electronics reported a 26% increase in revenue in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period a year earlier. The Turkish company plans to sustain its growth through R&D investment, geographical expansion and acquisitions of technology companies. Speaking to Evertiq at Evertiq Expo Warsaw 2026, Gabor Sirom of Empa Electronics discussed the company's strategy, the state of Turkey's electronics industry and the outlook for the wider market.
Three workers die at Tata Electronics’ iPhone parts plant in India
Three contract workers have died after inhaling gas at Tata Electronics’ component factory in Hosur, southern India. The plant supplies parts for Apple’s iPhones, and the incident adds to a series of problems at the site.
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ACCM expands US capacity for AI substrate materials that don’t rely on T-glass
US materials company Advanced Chip and Circuit Materials (ACCM) is expanding its manufacturing capacity in La Crosse, Wisconsin, for its Celeritas family of dielectric materials for AI hardware. None of the materials depends on T-glass or quartz fabric, which are in short supply.
Paras, BroadPak to develop advanced packaging facility in India
The proposed unit will focus on 2.5D/3D packaging, chiplet integration, hybrid bonding, wafer-level and panel-level fan-out packaging, co-packaged optics, and testing and qualification.
Lightyears secures $98M to accelerate solar infrastructure in New Zealand
The funding comprises USD 42 million in planned investment from Obayashi Corporation, a Tokyo-listed Japanese construction group. Infradebt, an Australian renewables infrastructure lender, is also providing a USD 56 million lending facility.
Ventec and MICAM plan CCL production in Ireland
Taiwanese laminate maker Ventec International Group and MICAM are developing a joint venture to start production of copper-clad laminate (CCL) at MICAM’s plant in Mallow, Ireland. The aim is to give European customers a source of PCB base materials for defence applications made within the EU.
Monolithic partners with GF to scale high-performance power solutions
Combining MPS’s technology with GF’s manufacturing expertise will support the next phase of growth for both companies while providing customers with greater capacity, supply assurance and global scale.
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