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Texas Instruments (TI) is celebrating 70 years of operations in Europe, demonstrating its long history of semiconductor innovation, research and development, manufacturing and customer partnership in the region.

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10/27/2026 | Infineon
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American Made Advocacy: While Congress Debates, America’s PCB Competitors Invest Billions

10/20/2026 | Shane Whiteside -- Column: American Made Advocacy
The story of offshoring is all too familiar in the electronics industry. For decades, PCB manufacturing shifted overseas, taking advantage of foreign subsidies, making it difficult for U.S. companies to compete. America once boasted more than 2,000 PCB shops. Today, that number has shrunk to less than 140. This is not simply the marketplace at work. As I have said repeatedly to our elected officials in Washington, American companies are not losing to their foreign competitors; they are losing to foreign governments.
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