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New semiconductor alliance promising improved supply chain ecosystem
SVI opens its first production facility in the US
Thailand-based EMS provider SVI Electronics is opening its first manufacturing location in the United States in Vancouver, Washington.
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Samsung, LG may shift home appliance production to US
South Korean electronics giants Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics are reportedly evaluating plans to relocate some of their home appliance production from Mexico to the United States.
Aptiv plans to separate its EDS business
Aptiv says that it plans to separate its Electrical Distribution Systems business (EDS), creating two independent companies, each positioned to serve their customers and create value for shareholders.
Schunk opens new CoLabs in Poland and Spain
Schunk is enhancing the automation capabilities of its subsidiaries in Spain and Poland with the launch of new robotic application centers, known as CoLabs. These additions bring Schunk’s global CoLab network to 15 locations.
Tata receives green light for Pegatron deal
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved the acquisition of a majority shareholding in Pegatron Technology India Pvt. Ltd. (Pegatron India) by Tata Electronics Pvt. Ltd. (TEPL). The transaction also involves the transfer of the business undertaking of TEL Components Pvt. Ltd. (TEL), a wholly owned subsidiary of TEPL, to Pegatron India.
Cicor confirms talks with Éolane France on potential acquisition
Swiss EMS provider Cicor has confirmed ongoing discussions with Éolane France regarding a possible acquisition of parts of the French company’s business. This statement follows recent reports in French media highlighting the negotiations.
Kitron receives major order from Kongsberg
EMS provider Kitron has received an order with a value of NOK 300 million (EUR 25.4 million) from Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace
Leoni expands with new manufacturing location
German automotive supplier Leoni has officially opened a new plant for the production of wiring systems for the truck, powertrain and off-road segment in Agadir, Morocco.
Jabil to close manufacturing facility in Italy
US-based EMS provider Jabil reportedly plans to shut down its operations in Marcianise, Italy, by March this year. This decision will impact 413 employees, with redundancy procedures set to take effect within 75 days.
Novo Energy restructures – reduces workforce by 30%
Novo Energy, the joint venture between Volvo Cars and Northvolt, has announced plans to cut costs and will reduce its workforce by 30%.
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New Bluetooth 5.3 Low Energy (LE) module from Panasonic with LE audio
Panasonic's PAN1783 is a Bluetooth 5.3 Low Energy (LE) module. At its core is the Nordic nRF5340 single-chip controller. The module is available with either an on-board chip antenna or an RF bottom pad. The module uses the functions of Bluetooth 5.3, including isochronous channels and LE audio, and supports a high throughput of 2 Mbps, advertising extensions and long-range communication. It integrates the extensive functions of the nRF52 series and improves performance and memory while maintaining low power consumption.
Kitron secures EUR 30 million contract
Kitron has entered into a long-term contract for the production and services of advanced optical assemblies tailored for the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and drone market.
SIA backs CHIPS and Science Act agreements to bolster U.S semiconductor sector
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has praised the U.S. Department of Commerce for a series ofagreements aimed at enhancing the U.S. semiconductor supply chain
Rio Tinto tipped to form new lithium unit following Arcadium acquisition
Rio Tinto is planning to create its own standalone lithium division once the acquisition of Arcadium Lithium (ALTM) has been completed, according to a Reuters report
Could sulfur hold the key to next-gen EV batteries?
The joint venture between Stellantis and Zeta Energy could result in significantly lower priced EV batteries with a next-gen solution
New factory for BSH in Poland
BSH Home Appliances Group is strengthening its operations in Poland. Industrial real estate developer Panattoni will construct a new, larger factory for the company, which will relocate its small home appliances production from the current location.
Morrow Batteries confirms layoffs amid production delays
Norwegian battery manufacturer has announced a workforce reduction of 50 to 60 employees, leaving approximately 180 staff, primarily in Southern Norway.
Turntide Technologies centralises UK operations and expands to India
Turntide Technologies has taken a significant step in its growth strategy by centralising its UK operations. The company has integrated three of its UK facilities into a single, centralised engineering campus located in Team Valley Gateshead.
Saab opens new production facility in Finland
Swedish defence and security company Saab is seeing high demand for its passive EW sensor Sirius Compact system. As a result, the sensor will enter into volume serial production and the company will be opening a new production facility in Tampere, Finland in 2025.
Cicor chosen as manufacturing partner for military aircraft program
EMS provider Cicor Group has been nominated by an unnamed European aerospace & defence integrator as a key supplier to a new program of electronic devices used in jet aircraft.
Kyocera invests in Finland's TactoTek
Japanese Kyocera has joined Finnish In-Mold Structural Electronics (IMSE) specialist TactoTek’s current funding round with an investment of EUR 5 million.
Eaton wins contract to support NY CREATES’ new facility
Eaton has signed a contract valued at approximately USD 20 million to help support the construction of NY CREATES' new NanoFab Reflection semiconductor R&D facility at its Albany NanoTech Complex.
Taiwanese MSI teams up with Syrma SGS to make laptops in India
Indian EMS provider Syrma SGS is teaming up with Taiwanese technology company MSI to produce laptops for the Indian market.
Kitron receives order from Thales Norway
EMS provider Kitron says it has received an order with a value of NOK 46 million (EUR 3.9 million) from Thales Norway.
TSMC's Arizona facility has started 4nm production
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co is now officially manufacturing 4-nanometer chips for its US customers in Arizona, says the US government.
Indichip Semiconductors to build $1.4 billion SiC facility
India's Indichip Semiconductors has signed an agreement with the government of Andhra Pradesh to construct a new manufacturing facility at the mega industrial hub in Kurnool.
Rapidus targeting 2nm chip production for Broadcom
Fresh reports say Japanese foundry Rapidus will begin trial production of 2nm chips in April 2025, and has Broadcom lined up as its first major customer.
Graphene – the sense of a new world
Graphene has been described as a “wonder material” ever since its discovery 20 years ago. While at times the hype has been over-egged, its properties are already changing more than just the semiconductor industry.
Imec’s breakthrough in nano-ridge lasers on 300 mm wafers
Belgium-based research institute Imec has achieved a significant milestone in semiconductor technology by fabricating electrically pumped GaAs-based nano-ridge lasers on 300 mm silicon wafers. This breakthrough, announced in a recent press release, represents a crucial step towards integrating photonic and electronic components on a single chip, paving the way for next-generation silicon photonics.
SP Manufacturing expands with new Malaysia plant
Singaporean EMS provider SP Manufacturing (SPM) is upping its global presence with two major moves: opening a new manufacturing facility in Senai, Malaysia, and acquiring the Asian operations of the Ideal Jacobs Corporation.
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