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LPMS USA to Offer Live Molding Demos at IPC APEX 2025

02/07/2025 | LPMS USA
LPMS USA, a leader in low pressure molding solutions, is thrilled to exhibit at IPC APEX 2025. Join us at Booth #2300 for live molding demonstrations using the innovative KAPPA 1100H.

OE-A Elects New International Board of Directors

02/07/2025 | OE-A
The members of the OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association) appointed Dr. Alain Schumacher, IEE, as the new Chair of the Board of Directors at the end of January. Dr. Luke Pan, Brilliant Optoelectronic Technology is the new Vice Chair for Asia. Dr. Carsten L. Herzhoff, Lohmann, and Dr. Chloé Bois, ICI, are elected as Vice Chair Europe and North America respectively. 

New IPC White Paper Focuses on Use of Artificial Intelligence in Automated Optical Inspection in Electronics Manufacturing 

02/06/2025 | IPC
A new white paper, “Unlocking AI for Automated Optical Inspection” released today by IPC’s Chief Technologist Council, focuses on AI’s role in AOI processes for printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs). According to data within the white paper, recent advancements in technology, particularly in Cloud AI, IoT and Smart Manufacturing, have provided opportunities to further enhance AOI performance.

Advancements in Thermal Management: Material Talk With DuPont

02/06/2025 | Marcy LaRont, I-Connect007
As our DesignCon coverage continues, this insightful discussion featuring Mike Kwasny, business development manager at DuPont, delves into technologies and innovations in electronics manufacturing featuring their unique material solutions, including their Kapton film and Pyralux laminate lines. 

European Chip Giants NXP, STMicroelectronics Prepare for Layoffs

02/06/2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
While companies like NVIDIA dominate the headlines with announcements of record chip sales associated with AI, European chip makers that are more dependent on industrial and automotive electronics are under pressure as demands for their chips slow. NXP, headquartered in the Netherlands, recently announced disappointing financials, down 5% from the previous year, primarily due to softening demand in those markets.
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