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MediaTek showcased its AI and connectivity leadership at MWC 2026, highlighting cutting-edge innovations that are shaping the future of smart devices, next-gen networks, and intelligent experiences worldwide.

KYOCERA AVX Components Corporation has unveiled advanced multilayer varistors tailored for 48V automotive systems, delivering enhanced transient protection, improved EMI/RFI performance, and high reliability in compact designs—making them ideal for next-generation EVs and modern vehicle electronics; as automotive architectures continue to evolve, such innovations play a key role in boosting safety, efficiency, and overall system performance.

The shift toward Hardware-as-a-Service is transforming how businesses manage IT—moving from heavy upfront investments to flexible, subscription-based models that ensure scalability, continuous upgrades, and reduced maintenance burden. Instead of dealing with depreciation and outdated systems, organizations can stay agile, cost-efficient, and future-ready in an ever-evolving tech landscape.

Stop investing heavily in hardware that quickly becomes outdated—embrace a smarter, more flexible approach with Hardware-as-a-Service. By renting instead of owning, businesses can optimize costs, access the latest technology without large upfront investments, and scale operations effortlessly as needs evolve.

Volvo Cars has kicked off production of its all-new EX60 electric SUV in Sweden, marking a major milestone in its electrification journey. Built at the Torslanda plant near Gothenburg, the EX60 is the first fully electric Volvo designed, developed, and manufactured in Sweden, with deliveries set to begin soon amid strong global demand. Positioned as a key pillar in Volvo’s EV strategy, the model not only strengthens its premium electric portfolio but also reinforces Sweden’s role as a hub for next-generation automotive innovation and exports.

Posifa Technologies, Inc. has introduced its new PGS5100 Series hydrogen sensors, delivering fast and accurate detection to enhance safety in EV battery systems and industrial applications. With MEMS-based design, up to 10x faster response, and a long operational life, these sensors help detect early-stage hydrogen leaks—reducing risks like thermal runaway and improving overall system reliability.

MikroElektronika complete range of Click boards is now available at DigiKey, making it easier than ever for engineers and developers to access a wide variety of plug-and-play add-on modules for rapid prototyping. With the standardized mikroBUS interface, users can quickly integrate sensors, connectivity, and other functionalities into their designs, significantly reducing development time and accelerating innovation in embedded systems and IoT applications.