The term "optical transceiver" is now so widely known that even everyday people can chat about it. Its massive popularity boils down to the explosive global buildup of AI infrastructure. As a core component in this buildup, optical transceivers are incredibly hot both on the industry front line and in the secondary market. In particular, the latest 1.6T and 800G products not only command high prices but also frequently face supply shortages. In this issue, EEFocus plans to directly teardown an o
September 14, 2026
Author: Feng Ning Over the past two years, the spotlight in the memory industry has been firmly on HBM—the massive demand generated by AI large model training has made high-bandwidth memory the most sought-after track in the semiconductor industry, with prices soaring and supply falling short of demand. However, entering 2026, another technological concept is moving from the fringes of the industry to center stage: CXL. So, what is CXL, and how is it carving out a new niche in the memory marke
July 27, 2026
In 2026, the Chinese automotive market is still undergoing deep adjustments: overall sales are under pressure, the price war shows no sign of stopping, and profit margins continue to be compressed. However, against this backdrop, some companies are still delivering impressive results. Over the past few years, TE Connectivity (hereinafter referred to as "TE"), a global leading technology company in connectivity and sensing, has maintained rapid growth in the Chinese automotive connector market. I
July 9, 2026
In 2026, Samtec, a global leader in connectors, officially celebrates its 50th anniversary. At the 2026 electronica China event, the booth for connectors used in high-end medical equipment such as medical imaging and surgical robots was crowded with visitors. Behind this tech gala, the medical electronics industry is undergoing an unprecedented "still waters run deep" transformation—from large-scale equipment in Class III Grade A hospitals monopolized by GPS (GE, Philips, Siemens) 20 years ago,
July 8, 2026
Compiled by | ZeR0 Edited by | Mo Ying Chip Insider reported on April 15 that , Credo, a U.S. giant in data center connectivity solutions, announced it has reached a definitive agreement to acquire DustPhotonics, an Israeli silicon photonics chip company, for up to $1.3 billion (approximately RMB 8.8 billion) in cash and stock. Under the agreement, Credo will pay $750 million in cash and $123 million in stock upon the closing of the transaction. The deal also includes potential upside of up to 3
April 16, 2026
