Cohu Inc. (NASDAQ: COHU) announced that two customers placed follow-on orders totaling $30 million for its Eclipse platform configured with active thermal control for testing next-generation high-performance computing processors.

The orders are expected to be delivered over the next couple of quarters, according to the company's statement. The Eclipse platform is designed for testing processors with increasing complexity, power density and thermal constraints.

One customer within these orders subscribed to Cohu's PAICe Prescriptive software analytics, representing a potential $330,000 in annual subscription fees. The software analyzes equipment signals and behavior patterns to predict issues before they affect production and provides repair recommendations to reduce troubleshooting time.

"These follow-on orders reinforce the strong customer momentum we are seeing for Eclipse, including continued demand projected in the second half of this year," said Luis Müller, Cohu President and CEO. "Additionally, other customers are qualifying the Eclipse for their processor test needs over the next couple of quarters."

Müller stated the company estimates delivering results toward the higher end of its $60 million to $85 million guidance for the high-performance computing segment in 2026.

Cohu supplies test, automation, inspection and metrology products, software analytics solutions and services to the semiconductor industry. The San Diego-based company was founded in 1947.