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Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) said its RFPro electromagnetic design software, within its ADS platform, has been certified for Intel Foundry’s Intel 14A and Intel 18A-P process technologies. The company said the certification validates simulations against Intel’s manufacturing processes to reduce design risk before production. Intel and Keysight cited support for Intel 18A and EMIB-T packaging.

Keysight Technologies said its RFPro electromagnetic design software has been certified for Intel Foundry’s 14A and 18A-P process technologies, allowing chip designers to simulate performance before manufacturing. The company said this builds on existing support for Intel’s 18A and EMIB-T packaging. The article notes KEYS shares fell about 3.6% to $307.25 and Intel about 3.1% to $89.47.

Keysight Technologies said it has certified its electromagnetic design software for Intel Foundry’s latest process technologies, including Intel 14A and Intel 18A-P. The company said the validation helps detect EM and circuit mismatches before tape-out to reduce redesign risk and speed time to market. Intel and Keysight cited support for Intel 18A and EMIB-T packaging.

Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) said its RFPro electromagnetic design software, within the Keysight EDA ADS, is certified for Intel Foundry’s Intel 14A and Intel 18A-P processes. The company said the certification helps RFIC and mixed-signal designers ensure simulations match Intel’s manufacturing processes before production, reducing re-spin risk. Intel cited collaboration with Keysight to support advanced process and packaging.

Simply Wall St reports that Keysight Technologies (KEYS) was selected by the European Space Agency to lead a three-year blockchain-based anomaly detection program for 5G and future 6G satellite connectivity. The article cites KEYS stock performance (30-day +7.79%, 90-day +6.29%, YTD +57.38%) and valuation metrics, including a $325.13 close versus a $383.08 fair value and P/E of 51.8x.

Citi analysts named Lumentum Holdings, Ciena, and Keysight Technologies as top US communications equipment picks, citing AI-driven networking demand. Citi expects 2026 data center capex to rise over 80% YoY and 2027 over 30% YoY. Dell’Oro raised its 2026 outlook; back-end Ethernet switch revenue topped $3.7B. Lumentum added to Nasdaq-100; Ciena issued $2.875B notes; Keysight upgraded to Overweight.

Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) was selected by the European Space Agency to lead a three-year ESA ARTES program developing a blockchain-enabled, secure anomaly detection framework for 5G non-terrestrial networks. Keysight will work with Sateliot on technical development and satellite mission integration, aiming to support trusted NTN operations and future 6G/AI network assurance.

Morgan Stanley upgraded Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) to Overweight from Equal Weight and raised its price target to $400 from $350. The target implies about 25% upside versus a $319 share price. The firm cites Keysight as an AI “pick-and-shovel” for testing at higher networking speeds and notes strong AI-related revenue growth.

Wall Street analysts issued multiple rating changes. JPMorgan raised American Express (AXP) to Overweight, PT $400. Truist upgraded Biogen (BIIB) to Buy, PT $235, citing upcoming Phase 2 and Phase 3 readouts. JPMorgan also raised Keysight (KEYS) to Overweight, PT $400. Other actions included upgrades for Humana (HUM) and downgrades for Papa John’s (PZZA) and Best Buy (BBY).

Estrada Ingrid A (SVP) sold 2,000 shares of Keysight Technologies, Inc. (KEYS) at $340.87 ($0.68M total) on 2026-06-30 under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan.