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Hebei Synlight Semiconductor

Hebei Synlight Semiconductor Co., Ltd. is a silicon carbide substrate manufacturer based in Hebei Province, China. Established in 2012, and with an annual wafer manufacturing capacity of one million, the company provides SiC substrates to many leading tier 1 suppliers around the world.

Eatron: AIBMS

IDTechEx had the opportunity to talk with Eatron technologies and learn about the company's AI chip for BMS with enhanced diagnostic capabilities.

Key Power Electronics Trends of 2025 and Beyond

2025 has been a turning point for the power electronics industry. Despite a slowdown in EV (electric vehicle) sales, IDTechEx forecasts a tripling in the market size of the power electronics for electric vehicles market, to US$42 billion by 2036. In IDTechEx's new report, "Power Electronics for Electric Vehicles 2026-2036: Technologies, Markets, and Forecasts", these trends are analyzed and used to forecast unit sales, market size, and US$ per kW.

ITM Power Plc

ITM Power Plc is a leading manufacturer of PEM electrolyzer stacks and systems for green hydrogen production. The company is based in Sheffield, UK with operations in Germany. IDTechEx caught up with the company at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025.

USound MEMS Speakers

USound GmbH is an Austrian company developing piezoelectric MEMS speakers, where it uses a mechanical decoupling of the piezoelectric motor and the silicon diaphragm to achieve greater sound pressure levels (SPLs) at low frequencies, a key challenge with MEMS speakers.

Strategic Silicon: Geopolitics Is Redirecting Semiconductor Investment

At IDTechEx, we closely track the global semiconductor and computing landscape, spanning advanced silicon nodes, HPC (High Performance Computing) hardware, AI, advanced semiconductor packaging, photonics, and quantum computing. This article examines how geopolitical tensions are redirecting global investments in advanced semiconductor technologies, reshaping the semiconductor supply chain in pursuit of technological sovereignty.

IonQ Acquires Oxford Ionics in a Billion-Dollar Deal for Quantum

IDTechEx explores the impact of the US$1 billion acquisition in the quantum computing industry, where two major computing companies, IonQ and Oxford Ionics, have recently signed a deal.