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Calumet Electronics Leads US Organic Substrate Technology Innovation with KLA Corporation

10/17/2024 | Calumet Electronics
Calumet Electronics of Michigan today announced it is pioneering organic substrate technology in the United States in collaboration with KLA Corporation, which also has a Michigan headquarters. KLA Corporation is a global technology leader that develops equipment and services to enable innovation throughout the electronics industry. The company provides advanced process control and process-enabling solutions used in the manufacturing of semiconductors and electronics.

Northrop Grumman Honors Calumet Electronics with Supplier Excellence Award

04/17/2024 | Calumet Electronics
Northrop Grumman Corporation has recognized Calumet Electronics during the company’s 2024 Supplier Excellence Awards for “exceptional performance and unwavering commitment to delivering with excellence.” Calumet is one of 70 suppliers recognized from across the globe. In its award category of “Supplier Strategic Excellence,” Calumet was honored alongside global corporations such as Amazon Web Services, Dell Technologies, and Eaton Corporation. 

Calumet Electronics Boosts PCB Production Capacity with Strategic CapX

04/05/2024 | Calumet Electronics
Calumet Electronics is proud to announce a significant expansion of its domestic printed circuit board (PCB) production capacity at its campus in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Over the last four years, Calumet has strategically invested in manufacturing equipment, workforce development, and campus expansion.

Calumet Electronics, Schmid Group Collaborate to Establish First-Ever US Advanced Substrate Facility

02/13/2024 | SCHMID Group
Calumet Electronics, a leading American printed circuit board manufacturer is pioneering the domestic production of advanced packaging substrates.

A Progress Report: Investing in U.S. PCB Fabricators

12/19/2023 | Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007
In the geopolitical arena, the supply chain lessons learned during the pandemic continue to be addressed with long-range plans as well as short-term stopgaps. In this conversation, David Schild, executive director of the Printed Circuit Board Association of America (PCBAA), provides a progress update on the U.S. CHIPS Act, and some of the fan-out dynamics already playing out. As David explains, there is new investment in PCB fabrication that has nothing to do with the CHIPS Act.
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