Daktronics has participated in a Series A investment round in X Display Company (XDC). XDC creates and owns leading intellectual property (IP) and capabilities in microLED mass transfer technology. Series A investments will support XDC’s further development in microLED capabilities and applications. MicroLED
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STMicroelectronics acquires majority stake in GaN innovator Exagan
STMicroelectronics has signed an agreement to ac stake in French Gallium Nitride (GaN) innovator Exagan. Exagan’s expertise in epitaxy, product development and application know-how will broaden and accelerate ST’s power GaN roadmap and business for automotive, industrial and consumer applications. Exagan will
ISSI branches out to analog & mixed signal semiconductors
FormFactor unveils edge coupling probe solution for silicon photonics devices
Power Integrations Expands Range of InnoSwitch3 ICs Incorporating Robust 750 V GaN Transistors
PowiGaN technology permits manufacture of 94% efficient power supplies suitable for regions with frequent brown-outs and line surges Power Integrations (Nasdaq: POWI), the leader in high-voltage integrated circuits for energy-efficient power conversion, today announced an expansion of its InnoSwitch™3 families of offline CV/CC
Energous secures industry-first regulatory approval for its revolutionary WattUp wireless charging technology in Japan
Energous, a specialist developer of WattUp which is a revolutionary wireless charging 2.0 technology, announced that it has received regulatory approval for its WattUp Near Field wireless charging technology in Japan. "Having secured regulatory approval for our WattUp wireless charging technology in Japan
Nexperia partners with Ricardo to develop GaN-based EV inverter design
QuickLogic and Antmicro jointly bring low-power machine learning to endpoint IoT devices
Wi-Charge’s ultra-compact long-range wireless charger eliminates need for power cords and battery replacements
Bluetooth LE/Bluetooth 5 Long Range multi-sensor device enables reliable sensor data transfer in harsh environments
Nordic Semiconductor announced that Laird Connectivity had selected Nordic’s nRF52840 Bluetooth® 5/Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE) advanced multiprotocol System-on-Chip (SoC) to power its ‘Sentrius™ BT510 long-range sensor platform’. The platform is designed to provide reliable sensor data in harsh environments, for example