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Tax Policy Update from IPC: The House Tax Bill, and What It Means for Electronics Manufacturers

05/20/2025 | IPC
On May 13, the House Ways and Means Committee advanced a major tax package that includes several provisions supported by IPC. These provisions—including restoring bonus depreciation, immediate R&D expensing, and strengthening the pass-through deduction—were identified by IPC members as key tools that would help them invest, grow, and compete more effectively.

Trouble in Your Tank: Yield Improvement and Reliability

05/22/2025 | Michael Carano -- Column: Trouble in Your Tank
There’s a simple rule of business in manufacturing: “It is all about yields.” Higher yields for your products allow for increased profits and satisfied customers. When there are lower yields, overall cost to manufacture increases, and the additional time and strain on the factory floor affect the entire operation. Lower yields are often the result of “process drift,” when critical process parameters and specialized plating additives fall outside their acceptable ranges.

Recognizing IPC Scholarships, Awards, and Opportunities

05/21/2025 | Charlene Gunter du Plessis, IPC Education Foundation
There was no better way to end our year in 2024 than by recognizing hard-working and driven students and educators for their involvement and interests in the electronics manufacturing industry. Through the IPC Scholarship and Awards program, we can help students invest in their future and reward their hardworking and dedicated accomplishments. 

IPC Report Recaps Imperatives in Global Chip Race

05/19/2025 | IPC
With funding awards under the U.S. CHIPS and Science Act currently under review, IPC just shared a new Industry Intelligence Report focused on the issues and players involved.

IPC-CFX, 2.0: Expanding the Digital Backbone of Electronics Manufacturing

05/21/2025 | Chris Jorgensen, IPC
Since its initial release in March 2019, IPC Connected Factory Exchange (CFX), the global standard for plug-and-play, machine-to-machine, and machine-to-system communication serving as the backbone for digital manufacturing, has seen continuous enhancement through multiple version updates. In 2024, the standard matured as adoption spread, with a global committee of EMS, OEM, machine vendors, and software solution providers twice releasing version updates to build on the standard's base framework and enhance its usability in industry. 
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