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I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

11/01/2024 | Andy Shaughnessy, Design007 Magazine
It’s been a busy week in PCB design, fabrication, and assembly. We published some mixed news about the EMS segment, and an article about the supply chain. Are companies holding onto too much inventory? After the recent supply chain snafus, I can certainly understand why they might. We have an article about liquid metal ink, a cool new technology developed by LDQX, formerly known as Averatek. We also have an article about fighting advanced counterfeiting methods, and news about an acquisition by Siemens.

Zhen Ding Achieved Top Ranking in 2024 S&P Global ESG Rating, Leading the PCB Industry

10/25/2024 | Zhen Ding Technology
Zhen Ding Technology (4958) has been dedicated to long-term corporate ESG sustainability, achieving an impressive overall score of 76 in the 2024 Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) conducted by the international sustainability rating agency, S&P Global.

Molex Drives Intelligent Supply Chain Collaboration with SAP Solutions

10/24/2024 | PRNewswire
Molex, a global electronics leader and connectivity innovator, announced a highly successful collaboration with SAP to unite a global community of suppliers and buyers as part of Molex's multi-year, intelligent digital supply chain transformation strategy.

TFE, Aismalibar North America Join the Printed Circuit Board Association of America, Strengthening U.S. Microelectronics Supply Chain

10/23/2024 | Aismalibar
TFE and its partner, Aismalibar North America, are proud to announce their membership in the Printed Circuit Board Association of America (PCBAA), an organization advocating for the critical role of the domestic printed circuit board (PCB) and substrate industries within the U.S. microelectronics supply chain.

The Government Circuit: Support for Defense Spending Takes Top Priority

10/15/2024 | Chris Mitchell -- Column: The Government Circuit
For those of us living in the world of politics and policy, the final few weeks before a major election are a little nerve-wracking. Who is going to win? How might the candidates’ campaign promises affect our industry and our strategies over the next few years? One thing I do know: No matter who wins the White House and control of Congress on Nov. 5, IPC will continue working with members of both major parties to advance policies that boost innovation, investment, and growth and ensure the electronics manufacturing industry’s long-term success. We must.
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