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Global PCB Connections: How Technology Can Level the Playing Field

02/25/2025 | Jerome Larez -- Column: Global PCB Connections
Technology can help us all become equal by leveling the playing field. It doesn’t matter where you build PCBs because the rules of physics are universal. There are several ways global standardization helps when it comes to working together to create the best possible products.

2024 Sustainability Highlights: IPC’s Commitment to a Greener Future

02/25/2025 | Kelly Scanlon, IPC
In 2024, IPC’s Sustainability for Electronics program made significant impacts through multiple channels of engagement by providing the industry with insights and tools needed to build electronics better. IPC representatives shared expertise at industry events, demonstrating how standards, education, and advocacy support sustainability goals. Industry leaders reciprocated by presenting their successful sustainability initiatives at IPC events, offering valuable real-world perspectives on implementing sustainable practices.

IPC Resources: Working for Your Company

02/24/2025 | Sandy Gentry, IPC
As a global industry-driven organization, IPC exists to help its member-companies and the electronics industry innovate, compete, and succeed. By being the hub of knowledge, IPC provides standards, training and certification, industry intelligence, education, and public policy advocacy to help our industry achieve its goals.

Synopsys Teams Up with SEMI Foundation to Drive Workforce Development Initiatives in Semiconductor Industry

02/20/2025 | SEMI
Synopsys, Inc. and the SEMI Foundation today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Synopsys’ corporate headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif. to advance workforce development within the semiconductor chip design sector.

New EDA Tool Company Embraces AI and Code

02/19/2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
At DesignCon 2025, we met with Duncan Haldane, CEO and co-founder of the EDA software company JITX, based in Berkeley and San Jose, California. This PCB design tool runs on AI and software code, which Duncan says can accelerate your design cycle by up to 25x. We asked Duncan to explain how this software came to be, how it works, and what this could mean to the future of PCB design.
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