Indo-MIM is planning a major IPO in India to raise up to $700 million. The company, which makes precision metal components, has significantly lowered its valuation target amid a weak market for new listings.
Apple’s CFO says March quarter revenue will grow 13-16%, but that’s with constrained iPhone supply. The real bottleneck isn’t memory, but access to TSMC’s advanced chip manufacturing nodes. CEO Tim Cook is looking at options as costs rise.
Vishay has introduced five new 1200V silicon carbide power modules. They’re designed as drop-in upgrades for existing designs in automotive and industrial systems. Samples are available now with a 13-week lead time.
Nvidia’s AI dominance is built on a foundation only one company can provide: ASML. The Dutch firm’s extreme ultraviolet lithography machines are essential for printing the world’s most advanced chips. With a 90% market share and a lock on next-gen tech, they’re the invisible engine of the AI revolut
Volkswagen has started production of its first car using a new, China-specific electronic architecture. Developed in just 18 months with local partners like XPENG, it’s a core part of VW’s strategy to compete in the world’s toughest EV market.
Axiomtek has launched the AIM101, a fanless industrial computer designed for AI at the edge. It’s powered by an Intel Quad-core N150 processor and supports optional M.2 AI accelerator cards from vendors like Axelera and Hailo. The system is built for rugged, remote deployments with wide power input
Chinese AI startup MiniMax just had a huge Hong Kong IPO, valuing the company at $6.5 billion and making its 36-year-old founder, Yan Junjie, worth about $2.4 billion. The company, which spent years building a multi-modal AI model, now boasts 212 million users for products like its Hailuo video gene
Samsung’s financial fortunes have turned dramatically, with Q4 2025 revenue projected at $64 billion and profits hitting $13.8 billion. A massive surge in memory chip demand, with sales up 34% to $25.9 billion, has propelled the company back to the number one position in the global DRAM market.
A failed bearing can idle a massive hydro turbine, costing hundreds of thousands per hour. Root cause analysis points to misalignment, but fragmented data slows fixes. New tools are changing the game.
A Texas-based space services firm is teaming up with a specialized semiconductor substrate supplier to build the first dedicated commercial facility for making chips in space. The partnership aims to leverage the microgravity environment of low Earth orbit to produce advanced materials. This follows
