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The Clean Truth: The Clean Truth About No-Clean Flux

10/14/2026 | Dr. Adam Klett -- Column: The Clean Truth
One of the most misunderstood terms in electronics manufacturing is “no-clean flux.” It sounds simple enough: Use the flux, complete the soldering process, and, best of all, you don’t have to clean. Unfortunately, that interpretation has led to decades of confusion and, in some cases, preventable reliability problems.

Below the Surface: From Substrate to System—Why Integration Is the Real RF Breakthrough

10/14/2026 | Chandra Gupta -- Column: Below the Surface
In previous columns, I’ve described the ceramic substrate itself, talking about why material choice matters so deeply in electronics, RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave applications. Dielectric constant, loss tangent, thermal conductivity, and stability across temperature and frequency are the physical rules that govern whether a signal arrives intact or collapses into noise. But focusing only on the substrate is a bit like judging a city solely by its geology. Bedrock matters, of course.

Six Suppliers Bet on VCSEL NPO as Demand Hits 650 Million Units by 2031

10/09/2026 | TrendForce
TrendForce’s latest report, “2027 Infrared Sensing and Optical Communication Market Trend”, shows that rapidly growing demand for data transmission in expanding data center networks is increasing interest in VCSEL-based near-packaged optics (NPO).

What Climate Week NYC Conversations Mean for the Electronics Industry

10/09/2026 | Kelly Scanlon and Seth Jacobsen, Global Electronics Association
Climate Week NYC brought together plenty of big ideas, but the conversations that stayed with us were grounded in everyday business realities. Companies are thinking about sustainability in terms of what it means for their ability to manage risk, keep costs in check, secure materials and energy, and remain competitive. That is particularly relevant for electronics. Our industry relies on global supply chains, specialized materials, dependable infrastructure, and skilled people. As demand for AI, computing capacity, and new technologies grows, so does the pressure on all those systems.

Building Value for Europe Through Smart Standards and More

10/06/2026 | Marcy LaRont, I-Connect007 Magazine
Europe’s electronics industry is navigating major shifts, from AI and automation to workforce challenges, sustainability, and evolving industrial policy. As the Global Electronics Association’s new vice president for Europe, Dominik Grau wants to understand what companies across the region need, and how the Association can help deliver it. In this interview, Dominik shares what he’s hearing directly from European electronics companies, why smart standards will become increasingly important in an AI-driven industry, and where he sees opportunities to bring together technology, workforce development, and the resources companies need to compete.
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