Delta, a global player in power management and a provider of IoT-based smart green solutions, announced that it has provided approximately 3,500 Delta M125HV PV inverters to MOVE ON Energy GmbH to power Europe's largest solar power plant, the 650MW Witznitz Solar Park. Located near Leipzig, Germany, this landmark project collectively generates enough green electricity to power 200,000 households annually, translating into a reduction in carbon emissions by over 250,000 tons each year:

Ansys has announced it is integrating the NVIDIA Modulus AI framework into Ansys semiconductor simulation products to deliver AI functionality that significantly speeds up design optimization. This will enable engineers to create customized and generative AI surrogate models that accelerate design iterations and explore a larger design space. The technology integration will enhance the outcome for a wide range of products, including GPUs, HPC chips, AI chips, smartphone processors, and advanced analog integrated circuits.

Wolfspeed has announced that its Board of Directors has determined and agreed with Gregg Lowe that he will depart this month from his roles as Wolfspeed’s President and Chief Executive Officer and as a member of the Board. The Board is conducting a search to identify a permanent CEO with the support of a leading global executive search firm.

Northvolt AB and certain of its subsidiaries (“Northvolt”) voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in the United States. By enabling the company to restructure its debt, appropriately scale the business to current customer needs and secure a sustainable foundation for continued operation, these Chapter 11 filings will help Northvolt to implement the decisions made as part of its strategic review to rescope the business and prioritize commitments to customers.

3D-printed chip and board coolers open up considerable efficiency potential and save space and material. IQ-Evolution is now bringing the technology, which has already proven itself in automotive electronics, to the data center market.

Moore’s Law has been one of the guiding principles behind the acceleration of technology for 60 years. But as we reach the limits of miniaturization, it seems that Moore’s Law is becoming – or already is – obsolete. Will the speed of technological advancement grind to a halt with the end of Moore’s Law? Or are there other avenues we can explore to enhance computing power?

Human eyes can only see an object if it reflects or scatters light. Or if light passes through the same. Imagine a material that could bend light to make objects invisible. Think again about a construction material that could make buildings invisible to earthquakes. The answer is metamaterials. These “strangely behaving” materials are slowly becoming the new talk of the tech town. The article introduces metamaterials and their applications. It emphasizes metamaterial use in wireless power transfer.

The world's first center for solar batteries and optoionic technologies is being established in Bavaria, Germany. The Technical University of Munich (TUM) and the Max Planck Society (MPG) have set the course for this with the support of the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs. With the SolBat Center, a unique research ecosystem will be formed to research new types of energy storage systems and develop applications to use solar energy even more efficiently and flexibly.

Ampere, a company born from the Renault Group with a focus on smart electric vehicles, and STMicroelectronics, have announced the next step in their strategic co-operation. Starting in 2026, a multi-year agreement on the supply of Silicon Carbide power modules will take effect. This agreement is part of their collaboration on a powerbox for the inverter for Ampere's ultra-efficient electric powertrain.

Mouser Electronics has announced a new eBook in collaboration with Analog Devices and Bourns, exploring the challenges and benefits of Gallium Nitride technology in the pursuit of efficiency, performance, and sustainability.