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Compeq Posts Lower January Revenue
February 6, 2023 | CompeqEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Compeq Manufacturing Co. Ltd, a Taiwan-based manufacturer of rigid-flex printed circuit boards (PCBs) and flex PCBs, has reported unaudited net sales of NT$4.9 billion ($163.46 million at $1:NT$30.02) for January 2023, down by 23% year-on-year (YoY) and by 16.8% from the previous month.
For 2022, the company’s total revenue reached NT$140.49 billion, up by 34 YoY.
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The Pulse: Caught in the Crosshatch—A Cautionary Tale of Detective Work
04/29/2026 | Martyn Gaudion -- Column: The PulseA chance meeting at a family wedding the other week led to a conversation about numbers, an introduction to a book entitled Humble Pi, and how numeric misinterpretation can lead to all kinds of unexpected outcomes, some just costly, others tragic. It’s a good and amusing read, and as a result of this conversation with someone I had previously never met, I feel somewhat (at least temporarily) enlightened. One of the takeaways of the book is that humans are born to think logarithmically, and linear math has to be formally educated into our brains. That got me curious for more.
Flex, Teradyne Robotics Expand Partnership for Global Smart Manufacturing Automation
04/22/2026 | PRNewswireFlex and Teradyne Robotics are expanding their collaboration to accelerate intelligent automation across global manufacturing.
OE‑A Publishes 10th Edition of the Roadmap for Flexible and Printed Electronics
04/22/2026 | OE-AWith the publication of the 10th edition of the “OE-A Roadmap for Flexible and Printed Electronics,” the OE-A, an international working group for printed electronics within the VDMA, once again presents the central guidance and reference document for the industry.
Standardization, Workforce, and the Road Ahead for Flex–Packaging Integration, Part 3
04/22/2026 | Anaya Vardya, American Standard CircuitsParts 1 and 2 of this series established the technical foundation and application landscape for the convergence of flexible PCBs and advanced semiconductor packaging. Part 3 addresses what comes next: the standards frameworks, talent pipelines, and strategic imperatives that will determine whether the industry can scale this convergence reliably and competitively.
Boeing, Millennium Scale Space Production to Meet Growing Demand
04/20/2026 | BoeingBoeing and its subsidiary Millennium Space Systems are expanding space production capacity and broadening their satellite portfolio to help government and commercial customers field capability faster and with greater flexibility.