ROHM Semiconductor Europe is gearing up for electronica 2026 in Munich this November, bringing a massive portfolio of power and analog technologies aimed directly at the industry’s biggest growth sectors like AI infrastructure, e-mobility, and industrial automation.
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Operating under the theme “Electronics for the Future,” the company is set to demonstrate how its next-generation components are tackling the intense efficiency, power, and performance demands of modern tech.
Rather than just displaying parts, ROHM Semiconductor Europe is focusing heavily on application-driven hardware. Highlights from the showcase will include purpose-built power solutions designed to handle the massive loads of AI servers, alongside advanced E-Powertrain, ADAS, and lighting technologies driving vehicle electrification.
On the industrial edge, attendees will get a firsthand look at real-world use cases for Solist-AI™, ROHM’s edge computing AI solution as well as live demonstrations of its emerging Terahertz technology.
Running from November 10 to 13, the ROHM Semiconductor Europe booth (Hall C3, Booth 520) will also serve as an interactive hub. The company’s international bench of experts will be on the floor to talk shop with engineers and designers about the architecture shaping tomorrow’s electronic systems.
Leadership Comment
“Being part of electronica provides a unique opportunity to bring together customers, partners, and experts from across the global electronics industry. Beyond showcasing technology, we value the meaningful discussions that help shape future innovations and partnerships,” says Wolfram Harnack, President of ROHM Semiconductor Europe. “We are particularly pleased to welcome visitors not only to meet our European team, but also members of ROHM’s senior management from Japan, creating a unique platform for direct exchange and strategic dialogue.”
Visit ROHM’s Website for More Information
For more information about ROHM’s participation at electronica 2026, please visit the dedicated event page: ROHM electronica webpage.






