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  1. Kyocera unveils high-performance inkjet printhead KJ4A-EX600RC-HX for label and packaging innovation

    • Printing Devices

    Enhanced support for white ink, varnish and foil decoration delivers faster, more versatile printing.

    Kyocera's circulating inkjet printhead KJ4A-EX600RC-HX Overview of Kyocera's new printhead Product name KJ4A-EX600RC-HX Size (mm)*3 200 × 42 × 68 (width x depth x height) Printing speed 100 m/min Resolution 600 dpi Effective print width 1...

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  2. World’s first: Kyocera and Tohoku University develop technology to integrate optical isolators directly onto silicon photonics chips

    • Corporate

    Isolator-integrated photonics chip reduces back-reflected light approximately 95%, enabling faster, energy-efficient AI data centres.

    An optical isolator is a component that stabilizes optical communication by allowing optical signals to be transmitted in only one direction, reducing signal reflection. A paper summarizing these results was published on 2 September, 2026, in "IEEE A...

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  3. KYOCERA Fineceramics Europe GmbH invests in its German sites and strengthens future technologies

    • Fine Ceramic Components

    The new large-scale press in Selb expands production capacity for high-performance ceramics – further investments in Mannheim and Waiblingen are bolstering the company’s growth trajectory.

    Strengthening SiSiC expertise in Selb With an investment of around eight million euros, the cold isostatic press (CIP) from a leading machinery manufacturer represents the largest single investment in the site’s history and expands Kyocera’s manufact...

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  4. Kyocera launches new “KMH Series” thermal printhead mass production slated for October 2026

    • Printing Devices

    Featuring high reliability and compact design to meet mobile printers market demand.

    The new thermal printhead delivers high reliability and a compact form factor, using Kyocera’s proprietary design technology to ensure stable print quality even under demanding printing conditions. Kyocera developed this product to address evolving d...

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  5. Kyocera celebrates the completion of its Nagasaki Isahaya Plant

    • Fine Ceramic Components
    • Semiconductor Components

    Photos from the ceremony celebrating the plant’s completion Kyocera’s new production site in Isahaya, Nagasaki The Nagasaki Isahaya Plant will be a key production site for Kyocera to accelerate its semiconductor related business, which the company...

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  6. Series production of BIOCERAM AZUL® in Waiblingen

    • Fine Ceramic Components

    The highly automated Industry 4.0 production creates additional capacity for international implant manufacturers and strengthens Kyocera’s presence in the market for ceramic ball heads.

    Highly automated manufacturing of ceramic ball heads The new production facility in Waiblingen was specifically designed for the industrial manufacturing of ceramic ball heads and is based on a production concept consistently aligned with Industry 4....

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  7. Kyocera Unimerco at AMB 2026: Tooling solutions for modern manufacturing

    • Industrial Tools

    From automotive and fluid industry applications to intelligent tool management and advanced coating technologies, Kyocera Unimerco will showcase a range of manufacturing solutions at AMB 2026, taking place in Stuttgart, Germany from September 15-19.

    Supporting the transformation of automotive manufacturingOne key focus area is the transformation of automotive production. As OEMs increasingly adopt large structural castings and continue to expand high-volume manufacturing, requirements for produc...

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  8. Kyocera brings comprehensive ceramic expertise to The Advanced Ceramics Show 2026

    • Automotive Components
    • Fine Ceramic Components
    • Semiconductor Components

    From semiconductor technologies to advanced ceramics and automotive applications, Kyocera will present a broad range of solutions at the exhibition and conference taking place on July 08-09 in Birmingham, UK.

    The company continues to strengthen its position in three strategic business areas through the development of high-performance materials and customised technologies: 1. Semiconductor Components2. Fineceramic Components 3. Automotive Components 1. Sem...

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  9. Announcement of the 2026 Kyoto Prize laureates

    • Corporate

    The Kyoto Prize 2026 goes to a chemist, marine microbiologist and a multimedia artist.

    Each laureate will receive a diploma, the Kyoto Prize medal (20K gold), and prize money of 100 million yen (currently approx. €539,000). This year’s Prize goes to the following three individuals: Tsutomu Miyasaka, Chemist and Project Professor at Sch...

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  10. Kyocera executes share purchase agreement with Ushio Inc. for semiconductor laser device business

    • Corporate

    Background and purpose KYOCERA SLD Laser, Inc. is a US-based subsidiary of Kyocera that operates a laser diode business specializing in gallium nitride technology. Currently, KSLD is developing RGB laser diodes for automotive road projection*1, as w...

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  11. Kyocera develops breakthrough multilayer ceramic core substrate for advanced AI semiconductors

    • Semiconductor Components

    To be shown at ECTC 2026, May 26-29 in Orlando, USA, the new substrate technology delivers superior rigidity and circuit miniaturization for next-gen data centers, AI, and ASIC packaging.

    Built from Kyocera’s proprietary fine ceramic materials, the new core substrate is engineered for high density wiring and exceptional rigidity. According to the company, these characteristics dramatically reduce deformation (warpage) in high-performa...

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  12. Kyocera Unimerco proves and reaffirms its commitment to sustainable operation

    • Corporate
    • Industrial Tools

    Kyocera Unimerco has made significant strides in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, showcasing its dedication to sustainable practices and the Kyocera Group’s global environmental goals.

    Kyocera Unimerco is well on its way to achieving these sustainability goals: The company expects to reach its 46.2% reduction target in scopes 1 and 2 already in 2026. For the fiscal year 2030, Kyocera Unimerco is now aiming for its next milestone o...

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  13. Kyocera develops pluggable optoelectronic module supporting PCIe® 6.0, contributing to high-speed, power-efficient AI data centres

    • Corporate
    • Optical Components
    • Semiconductor Components

    Product to be exhibited at OFC 2026 at the AuthenX booth (Booth #5204), Los Angeles, United States from March 17–19.

    Kyocera has been developing onboard-type optoelectronic modules that support PCIe® 5.0 and convert electrical signals from CPUs, GPUs, and other components into optical signals. With this latest development, by advancing the communication standard to...

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  14. Back at ceramitec: Kyocera emphasises the strategic importance of technical ceramics for modern industries

    • Fine Ceramic Components

    SiSiC as an essential part of high-performance industrial components Particular emphasis is placed on silicon-infiltrated silicon carbide (SiSiC), which has established itself as a versatile high-performance material. SiSiC is characterised by its o...

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  15. Kyocera receives BSFZ seal of approval for research and development activities for the fourth time

    • Corporate
    • Fine Ceramic Components

    KYOCERA Fineceramics Europe GmbH has once again been recognised for its innovative expertise. The beneficiary projects focus on a new process for the additive manufacturing of large-format components made of silicon-infiltrated silicon carbide (SiSiC) for high-performance industrial applications.

    ‘The fact that we have once again been awarded the BSFZ seal highlights our ongoing commitment to innovation in research and development,’ says Dr Nikolaos Katsikis, Kyocera CTO. ‘Additive manufacturing of SiSiC ceramic components represents an impor...

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  16. Kyocera receives international awards for climate protection, innovation and sustainability

    • Corporate

    CDP ‘A List 2025’: Kyocera ranks among the top 4 per cent worldwide The global environmental organisation CDP has included Kyocera in its prestigious 'A List 2025'. This means that the company is one of the world's leading players in terms of transp...

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  17. Test deployment of industrial robots powered by Maxell’s all-solid-state battery power modules begins at Kyocera’s Kagoshima Sendai Plant

    • Corporate
    • Semiconductor Components

    left: Exterior view of Kyocera’s Kagoshima Sendai plant; right: Maxell’s all-solid-state battery power module The ceramic packaged all solid state batteries produced by Maxell feature high reliability*1, and their exterior housings adopt ceramic pack...

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  18. Kyocera introduces inkjet printhead with over 1,500 nozzles for high-viscosity industrial materials

    • Printing Devices

    New proprietary piezo actuator structure enables higher viscosities and larger droplets.

    The new printhead is expected to expand the use of inkjet technology in a wide range of industrial applications, including advanced manufacturing processes, painting and 3D printing, which have been difficult to address using conventional inkjet tech...

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  19. Kyocera at the Ambiente 2026: Expansion of the range of sustainable kitchen products

    • Kitchen Products

    New pans complement the existing Kyocera cookware range. The focus is on high-quality materials, functional properties and consistent sustainability.

    The new pan models CFP-L09 (24 cm, RRP 79,90 €) and CFP-L11 (28 cm, RRP 89,90 €) will be available from spring 2026, complementing the Kyocera cookware series launched in 2024, which includes frying pans, grill pans, saucepans and cooking pots. Thank...

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  20. Kyocera develops meta-lens enabling wavelength-controlled focusing

    • Corporate
    • Optical Components

    Allows smaller, lighter optical systems, including wearable aerial display prototype to debut at CES 2026.

    left image: wearable aerial display (simulated image); right image: conventional refractive lens (left) and Kyocera's newly developed meta-lens (right) Key features of Kyocera’s meta-lens 1. Enables smaller, lighter optical devicesA meta-lens is an...

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