Mastering Heat, Securing Performance Würth Elektronik eisos 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.
Wolfspeed announces SiC device supply deal with BorgWarner October 30, 2026 The agreement strengthens the companies’ longstanding collaboration while providing BorgWarner with a reliable, long-term supply of high-performance silicon carbide technology for next-generation EV and power conversion applications.
ACME Solar commissions additional 107 MW BESS capacity in Rajasthan October 30, 2026 ACME Solar has commissioned the first phase of BESS capacity of 53.73 MW/222.969 MWh FDRE Project at Neemri village, and a 53.63 MW/214.52 MWh Assured Peak Power Project at Kelan village, both in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan.
Incap grows 18% organically, but its largest customer is diversifying its supplier base October 29, 2026 EMS provider Incap’s third-quarter revenue reached a record EUR 80.7 million, up 56% YoY. The increase was driven by the acquisition of Lacon Group and growing demand from defence customers, and revenue also grew 18% organically.
Taihan secures EHV power grid turnkey project in the US October 29, 2026 Taihan has executed a material supply agreement valued at approximately USD 90 million with its U.S. subsidiary, T.E.USA, which will oversee the entire project, including local engineering and construction.
Tata Power, Imperial College to advance next-gen energy systems October 28, 2026 India’s Tata Power brings extensive experience across power generation, transmission, distribution and renewable energy, while Imperial College London contributes research capabilities spanning energy systems, engineering, digital technologies, economics and decarbonization.
Sungrow partners with ENGIE to expand Victoria BESS project October 28, 2026 This 150 MW/300 MWh Hazelwood BESS expansion will feature 66 units of Sungrow’s ST5015-UX BESS, part of the PowerTitan 2.0 series, alongside 33 units of SC6900UD-MV PCS inverters and Sungrow’s smart controller EMS3000.
Nexperia grows revenue for another quarter without its Chinese units October 27, 2026 Nexperia’s third-quarter revenue rose 9.3% from the previous quarter to USD 389 million. The Dutch chipmaker is rebuilding its business without its Chinese subsidiaries, which it no longer controls.
Infineon to invest €1.1 billion in 300mm GaN production in Villach October 27, 2026 Infineon will invest around EUR 1.1 billion by 2034 to set up high-volume production of gallium nitride (GaN) power semiconductors on 300mm wafers at its site in Villach, Austria. According to the company, it will be the first high-volume GaN fab of its kind in the world, with production scheduled to start by the end of 2027.
Hitachi Energy, Ansaldo Energia to develop integrated power solutions October 27, 2026 Together, the companies intend to develop integrated power generation and electrification solutions capable of serving both 60 Hz and 50 Hz markets, including deployment in data centers.
Samsung SDI, AOP sign 1 GWh supply deal for US-made ESS October 26, 2026 Under the agreement, Samsung SDI will supply its Samsung Battery Box (SBB) 1.7, a fully integrated energy storage system (ESS) solution, to US utility-scale battery storage developer and independent power producer Alpha Omega Power (AOP).
responsAbility invests up to $20 million in India’s Navitas Green October 26, 2026 Founded in 2013, Navitas has 2.2 GW of operational module capacity and an established presence in solar encapsulants. It also runs solar EPC and renewable power generation businesses in India and abroad, including utility-scale EPC projects in Africa.
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US to provide up to $389 million in CHIPS awards to 4 firms October 23, 2026 Under the final awards, each company will conduct R&D to address critical projects spanning power semiconductor devices, modules and materials essential to the semiconductor supply chain.
Infinity Power, Hassan sign PPA for 1 GW wind project in Egypt October 23, 2026 The project will be developed across approximately 143 km² in Ras Shokeir, within the Gulf of Suez region, adding 1 GW of renewable generation capacity to the national grid.
Hitachi Energy, Rockwell to help industries accelerate electrification October 23, 2026 By bringing together expertise in grid connection, power quality, energy management, protection and control, process automation and digital operations, the companies aim to help customers achieve a more seamless integration of grid and process systems.
Semtech secures dedicated SiGe capacity at Tower October 22, 2026 Semtech will invest in dedicated silicon germanium (SiGe) capacity at Tower Semiconductor under an expanded multi-year agreement. The capacity spans Tower’s fabs in the US, Israel and Japan and will support Semtech’s growing business in optical and copper interconnect components for AI data centres.
Nvidia and Samsung Electro-Mechanics co-invest in ABF substrate capacity October 22, 2026 Nvidia and Samsung Electro-Mechanics will jointly invest in dedicated ABF substrate production lines in South Korea, under a multi-year agreement that makes the Korean company a supplier of package substrates for Nvidia's AI processors and networking switches.
Doosan Enerbility partners with LIG D&A to advance PGM development October 21, 2026 The two companies will cooperate on securing local manufacturing capabilities for next-gen precision-guided munitions (PGM) engines, acquiring technological sovereignty for South Korea’s defense industry and enhancing global competitiveness in this field.
Power and water solutions bring New Origin’s photonics fab in Enschede within reach October 21, 2026 Dutch photonic chip foundry New Origin has cleared what it describes as the biggest obstacles for its planned fab at Kennispark in Enschede. Feasible solutions are now in place for both power and water supply, although the agreements still need to be worked out and finalised.
Norway’s Ocean Sun to bring floating solar technology to India October 21, 2026 The collaboration between Ocean Sun and India’s Tata Power will see the two companies undertake a 300 kWp floating solar pilot at Tata Power’s Mulshi reservoir to evaluate Ocean Sun’s membrane-based floating solar technology under Indian conditions.
Europe’s electronics industry has forgotten how to win October 20, 2026 We have become very good at defending what little we have left. That instinct must be balanced with the winning spirit.
Flex completes acquisition of power conversion solutions firm EPC October 19, 2026 EPC Power is now part of Flex’s Cloud and Power Infrastructure segment, expanding the company’s capabilities across power, cooling and compute to address growing demand for higher-density AI infrastructure and next-generation 800V data center power architectures.
Reflect Orbital purchases two Skyroot Aerospace launches October 19, 2026 The agreement extends Indian space launch company Skyroot’s commercial launch and supports US-based space tech startup Reflect Orbital’s phased development and deployment plans.
Europe’s Chips Act 2.0 must start with demand October 19, 2026 Technology Industries of Finland publishes its recommendations on the Chips Act 2.0. The Commission has built the right framework. Whether it works depends on where the money goes and who decides.
MHI partners with Ingeteam to advance power solutions for data centers October 19, 2026 The alliance combines MHI’s expertise in integrated power, cooling and energy management with Ingeteam’s expertise in rotating electrical machines, power electronics, control and automation and digital technologies.
Ubitium raises $14M to build universal processor for Physical AI October 16, 2026 Autonomous machines need three kinds of computing to work together so they can perceive, think and act in the real world. German startup Ubitium is building one universal processor to replace the stack of specialised chips.
India’s Vikram Solar secures 187 MW module supply order October 16, 2026 Under the agreement, Vikram Solar will supply its high-efficiency N-Type TOPCon G12R modules, featuring glass-to-glass construction and bifacial technology, with power ratings ranging from 615–625 Wp.
Infineon secures 200mm SiC wafer supply from Wolfspeed October 15, 2026 Infineon has signed a multi-year agreement with Wolfspeed for the supply of 200mm silicon carbide (SiC) wafers. The deal moves the companies’ existing supply relationship from 150mm to 200mm substrates.
Skeleton Technologies raises Siemens-led round to expand US production October 15, 2026 Supercapacitor maker Skeleton Technologies has raised a new investment round led by Siemens, valuing the company at more than USD 1 billion. The money will mainly go towards building up manufacturing in the US, including its own cell production, for power systems in AI data centres.
Vietjet Air expands contract with RTX’s Collins Aerospace October 15, 2026 Under the expanded contract, FlightSense, a full-lifecycle support program powered by Collins’ Ascentia analytics platform, will deliver guaranteed component availability, reduced downtime and cost predictability.