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NCAB Acquires 100% of B&B Leiterplattenservice GmbH in Germany

04/23/2025 | NCAB
NCAB has signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of B&B Leiterplattenservice GmbH (B&B) headquartered in Mittweida, west of Dresden. The company had net sales of around 150 MSEK in 2024 within the PCB trading with an EBITA exceeding SEK 20 million.

PCB007 Magazine: The Essential Guide to Surface Finishes—March 2025

03/17/2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
In the March 2025 issue of PCB007 Magazine, we go back to basics, recount a little history, and look forward to addressing the many challenges that high density, high frequency, adhesion, SI, and corrosion concerns for harsh environments bring to the fore. 

Punching Out: Fewer Than 150 PCB Shops Remain in North America

03/20/2025 | Tom Kastner -- Column: Punching Out!
According to GP Ventures’ database, the number of printed circuit board manufacturing companies in North America (including Canada), is now below 150. In 2020, it was around 200, and in 2022, it was 170. These figures do not include companies that only import or assemble boards. Please note that we are counting PCB companies and not facilities, so TTM Technologies counts as one, Summit as one, AdvancedPCB as one, etc. The total number of facilities is probably higher by around 30.

Würth Elektronik Now an Infineon ‘Preferred Partner’

03/13/2025 | Wurth Elektronik eiSos
Würth Elektronik, one of the leading manufacturers of electronic and electromechanical components, is broadening its collaboration with semiconductor manufacturers.

Drip by Drip: Semiconductor Water Management Innovations

03/05/2025 | IDTechEx
Not only does semiconductor manufacturing require large volumes of energy, chemicals, and silicon wafers, it also requires vast volumes of water. IDTechEx’s latest report, “Sustainable Electronics and Semiconductor Manufacturing 2025-2035: Players, Markets, Forecasts”, forecasts water usage across semiconductor manufacturing to double by 2035, as demand for integrated circuits continues to rise. 
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