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AI Drives High-End IC Substrate Growth to US$19.51B in 2026

09/10/2026 | TPCA
As demand for generative AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and data center infrastructure continues to accelerate, the global IC substrate industry is entering a new phase characterized by upgrades in high-end product specifications, tight supplies of critical materials, and intensifying competition in advanced packaging technologies.

DYCONEX Establishes BIOCONEX to Extend its Medical Technology Portfolio

09/09/2026 | DYCONEX
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Zhen Ding Technology Reports August 2026 Monthly Revenue

09/08/2026 | Zhen Ding Technology
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Calumet Electronics Opens First U.S. Panel-Level Organic Substrate Facility

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Connect the Dots: What PCB Designers Should Know About Materials

09/10/2026 | Matt Stevenson -- Column: Connect the Dots
What questions does your manufacturer ask when they receive a design? I can tell you one: “How will we build this?” Every PCB design has specific parameters for elements such as impedance, thermal conductivity, and SI. Designers choose material properties based on the functionality requirements of the boards they design. Does the PCB have to operate in high heat? Be flexible enough to fit into a tiny device, such as a wearable? Maintain SI without distortion or data degradation?
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