Cosmic Group plans to use SEMICONSemiconductor ConventionSEMICON is the name of an international trade show for the semiconductor industry organized by SEMI. Europa 2026 in Munich to present a broader push into high-complexity semiconductor test, with new automated test equipment platforms and a services portfolio that spans design support through qualification and production. The company will be located at booth C1255 during the event, which runs alongside electronica from Nov. 10 to 13, 2026.
The center of the equipment display is MISTRAL, a next-generation ATE1. automatic test equipmentAutomated system for measuring and functionally testing electronic devices.2. automated test equipmentATE is the standard term for systems that automatically test semiconductor devices at scale. platform aimed at mixed-signal, smart-power and digital device applications. Cosmic says the system combines high-density instrumentation with a modular, scalable architecture and an AIartificial intelligence-native test development environment called Polaris, Testing Operating System. The stated goal is to reduce the complexity of creating, implementing and scaling test solutions while shortening time to market and lowering cost of test.
Cosmic is also emphasizing test solutions for wide-bandgap semiconductors, specifically silicon carbide and gallium nitride. These systems are designed to support quality and reliability requirements while detecting defects at the silicon device stage, before the device leaves the wafer. The company points to the growing adoption of 3.3-kV SiCsilicon carbideSiC is one of the power semiconductor materials being assigned a distinct role in the power delivery chain. devices as a reason test architectures need to evolve toward higher efficiency and reliability.
For this segment, Cosmic cites VIP Ultra and the M2 platform as a modular ATE1. automatic test equipmentAutomated system for measuring and functionally testing electronic devices.2. automated test equipmentATE is the standard term for systems that automatically test semiconductor devices at scale. suite for testing semiconductors, wafers and power devices. The equipment portfolio also includes handlers and burn-in solutions, with applications across automotive, industrial, power and high-reliability markets.
Alongside the equipment division, Cosmic Services will present its test and operational support offering. That includes design-for-testability support, customized test development, wafer sort, final test, characterization, qualification, burn-in and failure analysis. The division works with multiple ATE1. automatic test equipmentAutomated system for measuring and functionally testing electronic devices.2. automated test equipmentATE is the standard term for systems that automatically test semiconductor devices at scale. platforms and positions itself as a technology-independent partner for project-specific test requirements.
Cosmic describes its organization as two complementary divisions, Equipment and Services, built through an acquisition strategy launched in 2022. The group says it has more than 400 professionals, 15 direct locations, and a presence in Europe, the U.S. and Asia. At the event, it will frame that structure as part of a broader effort to strengthen European semiconductor supply-chain resilience through test technology and outsourced services.