Powell Electronics Europe adds teams in Germany and Poland
Powell Electronics Europe, which supplies connectors and components for high-reliability applications, has added new support teams in Germany and Poland. The company expects to grow by about 40% this year compared with 2025.
Aeluma buys Aixtron tool to scale photonics production without InP
US photonics company Aeluma has bought an Aixtron G10-AsP system to expand production of photodetectors and lasers on its non-indium phosphide (non-InP) platform. The tool supports 150 mm and 200 mm wafers and has been configured for Aeluma’s own processes.
Danfoss sells majority of automotive power module business to Fidelium
Munich-based investment firm Fidelium Partners has agreed to become majority owner of Danfoss’s automotive power module business, which will be spun out into a new joint venture with Danfoss. Around 600 employees and the production sites in Flensburg and Nuremberg, Germany, will move to the joint venture.
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Luminovo opens its supply chain platform to AI assistants
German software company Luminovo is opening its platform for electronics quoting and procurement to AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot. EMS providers and electronics manufacturers will be able to query their own supply chain data in plain language, and build their own tools on top of it.
Note wins additional defence business with existing customer
Swedish EMS provider Note has secured additional business with an existing customer in security and defence. The business is expected to generate sales of around SEK 80–100 million (EUR 7–9 million), with deliveries during 2027.
Sivers signs global distribution agreement with WT Microelectronics
With a 15% global market share, WT Microelectronics will serve as a strong global distribution partner for Sivers’ InP (Indium Phosphide) lasers and wireless beamformer products and solutions, connecting its product portfolio and availability at scale with customers globally.
Sanken, Kaynes to explore partnership in manufacturing LEDs, power devices
The collaboration seeks to boost the companies’ competitive position in India’s market. By leveraging their resources and capabilities, Sanken Electric and Kaynes aim to mitigate risks associated with fluctuations in demand while maximizing investment efficiency.
Steliau Technology completes acquisition of Acal BFi
French electronics distributor Steliau Technology has completed its acquisition of the UK-based Acal BFi Group, which includes Impulse Embedded and Arcobel Embedded Solutions. The combined group will have revenue approaching EUR 1 billion.
Amkor breaks ground on new building in South Korea
Amkor has broken ground on an expansion of its campus in Gwangju, South Korea, to meet rising demand for advanced packaging for AI and accelerated computing. The new building will add capacity at a site that has been part of Amkor’s Korean operations since the 1990s.
High DRAM prices push smartphone makers towards reballed memory
Rising contract prices for mobile DRAM are leading more smartphone brands to use reballed memory in their cheapest models. According to TrendForce, reballed memory will account for about 3–4% of the smartphone market in 2026, and could reach 7–9% in 2027.
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