The demand for energy is growing at an ever-accelerating rate. As data centers begin to come online with increasing frequency, this problem is only going to increase, and AI demand is sure not slowing down yet.

Bringing high performance DSP & edge AI to ultra-low power designs. The STM32U3B5/U3C5 line is built on an Arm®️ Cortex®️‑M33 core and include 640 Kbytes of RAM and up to 2 Mbytes of dual‑bank flash.

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STMicroelectronics announced it is integrating its portfolio for advanced robotics into the reference set of components compatible with the NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge (HSB). In addition, NVIDIA Isaac Sim models of ST components will be incorporated into both companies’ robotics environments allowing faster, more accurate sim-to-real research and development. The goal is to accelerate global expansion of physical AI systems, including humanoid, industrial, service, and healthcare robots.

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The requirements for today’s microcontrollers are increasing, with growing demands for improved power efficiency, real-time networking capabilities, and reliable processing and compatibility for vision and audio tasks. Applications relying on these must often shift away from traditional MCUs and toward modern microcontrollers that are capable of handling higher-performance computing, AI acceleration, and more.

STMicroelectronics has plans to acquire NXP Semiconductors’ MEMS sensors business which is primarily focused on automotive safety and industrial applications. The portfolio consists of automotive safety sensors, both passive (airbags) and active (vehicle dynamics), as well as monitoring sensors such as TPMS, engine management, convenience, and security. For industrial applications, the portfolio includes pressure sensors and accelerometers.