Kyocera Corporation, established in 1959 and headquartered in Kyoto, Japan, is a multinational manufacturer of industrial ceramics, electronic components, and office equipment. The company's diverse product portfolio includes fine ceramic components, semiconductors, document imaging equipment, cutting tools, and solar power generating systems, serving industries such as automotive, telecommunications, electronics, and renewable energy. Kyocera is dedicated to innovation and sustainability, developing high-quality products that contribute to technological advancement and environmental preservation. With a global presence, Kyocera collaborates with various industries to provide tailored solutions that meet evolving market needs.
KYOCERA AVX expands high-temperature transient protection components to support growing 48V vehicle architectures, addressing electrical stress, space constraints, and reliability in automotive electronics.
Kyocera Corporation introduces a rigid ceramic core substrate to address warpage and wiring density limits in advanced AI and ASIC semiconductor packaging.
Kyocera introduces an OSFP-XD optoelectronic module supporting PCIe 6.0 optical interconnects to increase bandwidth and reduce power consumption in data center architectures.
Kyocera Corporation has developed a sub-millimetre meta-lens that shifts focal position by wavelength, supporting compact optical systems and a wearable aerial display prototype.
The KGP Series delivers high capacitance, low ESR/ESL, and durable metal lead frames for miniaturised, sustainable, and high-frequency industrial, energy, and downhole applications.