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Tenstorrent will use the capital to deploy Galaxy servers at scale, continuing to serve open-weight models across LLMs and video generation, and advance the AI and CPU IP it licenses to customers designing their own silicon.

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A key focus of the collaboration between Nippon Sanso and the Italian Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (MIMIT) is the development of new production capabilities in Italy for high-technology sectors, including semiconductor and electronics value chains.

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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.

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The Dutch startup’s approach is designed around manufacturing yield, which is a consideration that becomes increasingly important as laser production moves from traditional telecom volumes towards the scale required by AI infrastructure.

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The ten largest semiconductor suppliers grew their revenue by more than 30% in 2025, almost three times as fast as the rest of the industry. According to Omdia data presented at Evertiq Expo Warsaw on October 22, they now account for nearly 68% of a market worth USD 831 billion.

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Banks, airlines, railways and government agencies from Japan to Finland have temporarily shut down online services while they patch two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, one of the most widely used programming languages on the web. At the same time, attempts to exploit the flaws have surged into the millions.

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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.

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TP-Link Systems has signed a letter of intent with US contract manufacturer Key Tronic to assemble its network routers in Corinth, Mississippi. The first products off the line are expected to be TP-Link’s Wi-Fi 8 home networking range, with assembly starting as early as next year, pending US regulatory approval.

Nokia and SoftBank will trial AI-RAN in SoftBank’s commercial network in Japan in 2027, under commercial traffic conditions. The trial will run Nokia’s RAN software on SoftBank’s own platform, built on Nvidia hardware.

Kitron grew its third-quarter revenue by 59% to EUR 266.8 million. Defence and aerospace still led the increase, but the other market sectors also grew, with electrification standing out in particular.

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.

German equipment maker SCHMID Group has agreed an equipment order worth more than EUR 25 million with one of its key customers, which is expanding its high-density interconnect (HDI) manufacturing capacity in Malaysia.

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The Bangalore-based company will deploy the funds to expand its technical and manufacturing capabilities, with a focus on rare earth and critical metals purification and processing, and semiconductor and battery chemicals.

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By leveraging Mitsui Kinzoku’s expertise in materials and manufacturing technologies and combining it with Factorial’s advanced technological capabilities, the companies aim to accelerate the realization of next-generation batteries.

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The 12th edition of Evertiq Expo Warsaw will take place on Thursday, 22 October, at PGE Narodowy. This year's event will bring together a record 180 exhibitors, up from 167 last year. Visitors will also have the opportunity to attend presentations addressing key challenges and trends in the electronics industry.

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Samsung Electro-Mechanics will supply package substrates for memory semiconductors to an unnamed global customer throughout 2027, under a long-term supply agreement worth KRW 360.5 billion (approximately USD 271 million).

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Qnity Electronics will produce films for the variable aperture camera in the iPhone 18 Pro in the US. The deal is part of an expansion of Apple’s American Manufacturing Program, under which nearly 100 components in Apple’s newest iPhones now come from American companies.

Micron is investing in an expansion of Indium Corporation’s refining and manufacturing operations in Rome, New York, which will restart US processing of critical minerals used in semiconductor manufacturing. In return, Micron gets a long-term supply agreement for the high-purity materials.

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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.

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Saft has opened production lines for solid-state batteries at its site in Bordeaux. The TotalEnergies-owned battery maker says it is the first manufacturer in France able to develop and produce solid-state batteries.

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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.

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Danish SMT equipment supplier CORE-emt is building a new headquarters in Aars, Denmark, and expects to move in in March 2027. The company says growing demand from EMS and OEM customers in Scandinavia and the Baltic region has left the company short of space.

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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.

TTM Technologies has agreed to acquire the Ophir Optics business from MKS for around USD 650 million in cash. Ophir Optics makes infrared thermal imaging and laser optics, and the deal adds optical components to TTM’s defence and industrial offering.

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Axcelis Technologies has broken ground on a new manufacturing facility for ion implantation equipment in Pyeongtaek, South Korea.

Qualcomm will cut jobs worldwide following its annual employee reviews, Reuters reports, citing an internal memo from CEO Cristiano Amon. Employees will start receiving notifications in November.

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Arkema has opened an expansion of its R&D centre in Shanghai, adding around 20% more laboratory space. The French materials group is also building a new laboratory in Guangzhou focused on electronics and battery customers.

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Inission Norway has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ukrainian defence company DevDroid. The two companies will explore cooperation in the manufacturing of electronics and remote control systems for unmanned ground vehicles.

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Neways has signed a multi-year partnership with Melexis covering the packaging of Melexis’ Triphibian pressure sensors. The sensors are used in thermal management for electric vehicles and AI data centres.

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UK electronics manufacturer TechPoint has acquired Esprit Electronics, an EMS provider based in Southampton. All 92 Esprit employees join the TechPoint Group, and the company will keep operating from its current facilities.

Toshiba plans to double its production capacity for hard disk drives (HDDs) used in AI data centres within fiscal 2027, compared with 2025 levels, Nikkei reports. The company will invest around JPY 60 billion (about USD 380 million) in expanding its plant in the Philippines.

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