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Low-power memory has evolved from its mobile device roots to meet the demands of AI data centers.

Dutch sensor manufacturer ScioSense has launched its fourth-generation ultrasonic flow converter (UFC), called UFC23, for water, heat, and gas metering applications. The company said the new sensor combines high measurement precision, improved offset stability, and ultra-low power consumption for battery-powered smart metering systems. The company’s latest product is designed as pure front-end arc

South Korean fabless chip-design company DeepX is using Computex 2026 to broaden partnerships around its neural processing units, or NPUs, as it pushes low-power AI chips for industrial and edge applications.

SmartSens and Unisoc have formed a strategic partnership to develop Micro LED high-speed optical interconnects, aiming to deliver domestic, low-power, high-bandwidth solutions for short-reach AI cluster links. The collaboration could accelerate the commercialization of Micro LED co-packaged optics (CPO) technology and strengthen China's role in global AI infrastructure supply chains, according to

May 26, 2026 You Say “Ultra-Low-Power Connected Edge AI,” I Say “Nordic Semiconductor” by Max Maxfield There are many ways to slice and dice embedded engineering space (where, as everyone should know by now, no one can hear you scream). Take microcontrollers, for example. If I were to raise the topic of MCUs in a room full of embedded engineers, it wouldn’t take long before names like STMicroelec

Nvidia's decision to sell its Vera CPU as a standalone chip could create a new source of demand for low-power DRAM, adding another pressure point to the already tight memory supply chain.

Lattice acquires AMI to combine its low-power FPGAs with open-source firmware platforms.