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Taiwanese Association of Companies Visits IMI

07/17/2024 | IMI
The Philippine Trade & Investment Center (PTIC) in Taipei along with 27 delegates from the Taiwanese Association of companies -- Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research (CIER), Taiwan Smart Electric Bicycle, Association (TSEBA), and Commercial Vehicle Technology Development Association (CVTDA) visited IMI Philippines last July 10, 2024.

Siemens Collaborates with Samsung Foundry to Expand 3D-IC Enablement Tools

06/14/2024 | Siemens
Siemens Digital Industries Software today announced that, in collaboration with Samsung Foundry, they have developed compelling new capabilities for the manufacture of multi-die packaged designs at advanced nodes and achieved a host of new product certifications for many of Siemens’ industry-leading IC design and verification technologies.

eCADSTAR Sets New Standards for Compact PCB Design with Etched Inductor Parts

06/12/2024 | Zuken
Zuken announces the 2024 release of eCADSTAR, Zuken’s next-generation PCB design system for small and medium businesses. The new release includes a number of improvements ranging from enhanced design reuse, simplified revision tracking and more robust schematic design. 

Catching Up With Tom Yang of CEE PCB

05/30/2024 | Dan Beaulieu, D.B. Management Group
I was in the Bay Area recently and met with my new friend Tom Yang, CEO of CEE PCB, a $450 million Chinese PCB fabricator. For too long, we have enjoyed the luxury of complaining about Chinese companies without even knowing who they are and what they do. That’s just too easy. My mission was to talk to a real live shop owner in China. With this interview, you will have a better and more personal understanding of CEE and the rest of the Chinese PCB industry.

Elementary, Mr. Watson: Ensuring Design Integrity

03/28/2024 | John Watson -- Column: Elementary, Mr. Watson
Back in February, many of us watched the "Big Game." It reminded me of the saying, “It's not how you start that is important, but rather how you finish." It is perfectly okay when you are talking about sports, you get off to a bad first half and need to recover in the second half. However, when it comes to PCB design, this is not a good practice. If things start badly, they usually don't recover. They continue down that same path, costing more money and losing design time.  
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