Keysight Technologies will demonstrate test and measurement solutions for AI infrastructure, semiconductor development, aerospace and defense, manufacturing and electric vehicles at electronica 2026, scheduled for November 10–13 in Munich, Germany. At Hall A4, stand 506 of the Trade Fair Center Messe München, the company will present equipment and software for validating high-speed interconnects, power systems, RF devices and EV charging infrastructure. For AI data centers, demonstrations will include power system evaluation and validation of 1.6T optical and electrical interconnects operating at 100G and 200G per lane. Keysight will also show its Functional Interconnect Test Solution for high-speed copper interconnect validation, alongside oscilloscopes for signal integrity measurements. Another demonstration will cover AI-assisted engineering workflows using machine-learning agents and surrogate modelling to automate design exploration. The setup will include benchtop power, source, measurement and analysis equipment, as well as Keysight’s recently launched Agentic AI solution. For RF and millimeter-wave applications, Keysight will demonstrate signal generation, multichannel RF validation, lab-to-field correlation, portable microwave measurements and interference detection. The presentation will also include its new PSG XG7-class analog signal generator and network analysis solutions spanning benchtop and PXI platforms. Cybersecurity demonstrations will focus on identifying hardware vulnerabilities and supporting compliance with the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Keysight will present capabilities from its Device Security portfolio for product security testing and certification. For electric vehicles, the company will demonstrate testing of EV and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) interoperability, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) communications, and compliance with charging standards and regulations. Keysight will also participate in electronica’s Measurement Technology Forum. Yash Kulkarni, business development manager for EMEA at Keysight, will discuss how AI is changing the infrastructure supporting digital systems and the measurement capabilities required to validate it. The post Keysight to Demo AI Infrastructure and High-Speed Test Solutions at electronica 2026 appeared first on EE Times Asia .