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Clear tag filterYAGEO Expands A720 and A798 Polymer Capacitors for AI Servers
YAGEO expands its A720 and A798 AO-CAP aluminum polymer capacitors with 820 µF options, ESR down to 3 mΩ and endurance up to 3,000 hours at 125°C for AI server power rails.
Read MoreMurata Launches 100 V 10 µF Lead-Type MLCC for 48 V Systems
Murata launches 100 VDC, 10 µF lead-type MLCCs for 48 V systems, with lead wires designed to absorb mechanical stress from board flexure, vibration and thermal expansion.
Read MoreNisshinbo Silicon Motherboard Cuts Mounting Footprint by 80%
Nisshinbo Silicon Motherboard 3D integration technology combines ICs, wafer-formed elements and external passive components, reducing mounting footprint by about 80% in a window comparator prototype.
Read MoreWorlds Smallest Capacitor Gets Smaller to Just 32nm
Researchers demonstrate a 32 nm vacuum-gap nanoelectromechanical capacitor, exploring how extreme miniaturization could influence future sensing, memory technologies, and nanoscale device research.
Read MorePassive Components Are Starting to Behave Like a Constraint Again
Early market signals suggest passive components may tighten sooner than expected in 2026, echoing patterns seen in previous MLCC shortages.
Read MoreSamsung Electro-Mechanics Introduces Ultra-High-Capacitance 0201 MLCC for AI Servers
Samsung Electro-Mechanics new 0201 MLCC offers 4.7 µF capacitance with X6S stability, optimised for AI server density and heat management.
Read MoreSamsung Electro-Mechanics to supply MLCCs to BYD
Samsung Electro-Mechanics has secured a major deal to supply multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) to Chinese EV giant BYD, signaling a shift in global automotive power dynamics. As BYD ramps up production to a staggering 55 million EVs, questions arise about how China scaled so quickly—and what it means for the future of electric vehicles, global supply chains, and ethical manufacturing.
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