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Zero Defects International to Exhibit at Utah Expo and Tech Forum
September 4, 2024 | Zero Defects InternationalEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Zero Defects International [ZDI] has announced their participation as an exhibitor at the SMTA Utah Expo and Tech Forum. It will be held at the Salt Lake City Marriott University Park. The date of this event is Thursday, September 19th. The address of the Marriott is 480 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City.
Foremost among the PCBA test and inspection products to be shown will be Viscom's AOI, X-Ray and SPI inspection equipment. The Viscom display will include updates on the very latest enhancements for each of these products. Other ZDI partners, for which information will be available, include Europlacer, Velan, Tagarno and Epoch International. Also, ZDI will have information on their flying-probe test services as well as reverse engineering and failure analysis services. Those in attendance will include Michaela Brody, President and Paul Benke, CEO.
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Nolan’s Notes: Wire Harness—The Underdog of the Industry
04/01/2026 | Nolan Johnson -- Column: Nolan's NotesMy dad’s favorite cartoon character was “Underdog,” one of the very first American Saturday morning cartoon shows. When someone asked him for help, Underdog would proudly declare, “Never Fear! Underdog is here!” Over time, I learned that “underdog” had a wider, more socially poignant meaning than just the name of a cartoon superhero. These stories about underdogs kept coming to mind while working on this issue about the challenges facing the wire harness industry. The product is not exactly glamorous and is often treated as an afterthought, but it is most certainly critical to the system.
Insights Into a Differentiating Trade/Investment Global Strategy for Electronics
05/27/2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamTo better understand the U.S. administration’s actions on global trade policies earlier this spring, Barry Matties and Nolan Johnson met with Richard Cappetto, IPC’s senior director of North American government relations, who highlighted both the challenges and opportunities available to U.S. companies in the recent trade activity. This could include increased domestic manufacturing and supply chain diversification.
Global PCB Market Forecast to Reach $86.5 Billion by 2029 with 5.9% Annual Growth
05/19/2025 | EINPresswire.comThe printed circuit board market size has witnessed steady growth in recent years and the trend is anticipated to continue. Increasing from $65.82 billion in 2024 to $68.75 billion in 2025, it showcases a compound annual growth rate CAGR of 4.5%.
Elma’s AI Optimized CompacFrame Speeds Development of Rugged GPU-focused Applications
05/05/2025 | Elma ElectronicElma Electronic has expanded its line of SOSA aligned CompacFrame development chassis to include an AI (artificial intelligence) optimized 7-slot version.
$1 Million Awarded to Galvanize Workforce with Electronics Education
05/05/2025 | University of ArkansasThe Arkansas Department of Higher Education awarded the University of Arkansas $1 million to expand electronics education through development of credit and non-credit courses related to workforce needs in the semiconductor industry.