International

End of the development programme

Stellantis withdraws from hydrogen fuel cell technology

Due to a lack of prospects on the hydrogen market, Stellantis is discontinuing its development programme for hydrogen fuel cell technology. This also marks the end of the planned series production of hydrogen-powered Pro-One vans in Hordain, France, and Gliwice, Poland.

Texas Instruments

TI honored by Volkswagen Group for operational excellence

Texas Instruments (TI) received the prestigious “Operational Excellence” award at the...

STMicroelectronics/Metalenz

License Agreement to Accelerate Metasurface Optics Adoption

STMicroelectronics and Metalenz have signed a new license deal, allowing ST to use...

System Alliance and Ind. Partner Network

The two SPE networks announce their cooperation

The two leading Single-Pair Ethernet network organisations, SPE System Alliance and SPE...

Digital Health | Connected Medicine

Samsung buys Xealth: Wearable Data into Clinical Care

With the acquisition of the clinic platform Xealth, Samsung is setting an example in...

Part 1 | Components for Embedded Medical

Advantech: Real-time Inference Systems for Hospitals and OR

Embedded medical technology is shaped by AI. Advantech is currently focusing on...

Call for Papers & Workshops launched

How to participate in the Automotive Ethernet Congress 2026

The twelfth Automotive Ethernet Congress will take place in Munich from March 24 to 26,...

Biophoonics and Medical Engineering

Toptica wins Laser World of Photonics Innovation Award 2025

Toptica was honored with the 2025 Laser World of Photonics Innovation Award in the...

13 GHz, 40 GS/s, 4 Gpts - on 4 channels

Rigol launches high-bandwidth Oscilloscopes

On July 8th Rigol will launch a new real-time oscilloscope series DS80000. It features...

Takeover in Computer-on-Modules segment

Congatec takes over almost all of Kontron subsidiary JUMPtec

The recently announced takeover of the majority stake in the former Kontron subsidiary...