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Intel Appoints Lip-Bu Tan as Chief Executive Officer

03/13/2025 | Intel Corporation
Intel Corporation announced that its board of directors has appointed Lip-Bu Tan, an accomplished technology leader with deep semiconductor industry experience, as chief executive officer, effective March 18.

IMAPS and DPC: 21 Years of Elevating Technical Knowledge

03/13/2025 | Marcy LaRont, I-Connect007
The IMAPS 21st Device Packaging Conference (DPC) may have taken place at a conference center located down an idyllic desert road showcasing the best of what native Arizona has to offer, but the topics at this conference were anything but laid-back. This important platform for professionals in microelectronics and advanced packaging set the stage for a technology in high demand. Brian Schieman, IMAPS executive director, says the show was organized to demonstrate their commitment to addressing current technological trends and with significant energy directed toward fostering connections within the supply chain.

KYZEN Announces the Retirement of Longtime Executive Vice President Tom Forsythe

03/13/2025 | KYZEN'
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Technica USA Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence in Electronics Manufacturing

03/13/2025 | Technica USA
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IPC Asia’s Talent Development Program Opens Pathways to a More Qualified Workforce

03/14/2025 | Evelyn Cui, IPC Asia
In Asia, the contradiction between the rapid development of the electronics manufacturing industry and the shortage of talent is particularly evident. The existing talent pool cannot fully meet the market's demand for highly skilled professionals. According to feedback from industry companies, there is an urgent need for professionals with knowledge of IPC standards and practical skills in electronics. However, the reality is that most academic courses are disconnected from the actual needs of the industry, leading to disappointing results when companies recruit from universities and schools.
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