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What happens when the rule book is no longer useful, or worse, was never written in the first place? In today’s fast-moving electronics landscape, we’re increasingly asked to design and build what has no precedent, no proven path, and no tidy checklist to follow. This is where “Design for Invention” begins.
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From the growing role of AI in design tools to the challenge of managing cumulative tolerances, these articles in this issue examine the technical details, design choices, and manufacturing considerations that determine whether a board works as intended.
Looking Forward to APEX EXPO 2026
I-Connect007 Magazine previews APEX EXPO 2026, covering everything from the show floor to the technical conference. For PCB designers, we move past the dreaded auto-router and spotlight AI design tools that actually matter.
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Get the ‘Hole Truth’ in New June Issue of PCB007 Magazine
June 16, 2025 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
In "The Hole Truth," the new June 2025 issue of PCB007 Magazine explores what it takes to build the “perfect” via—and how to ensure its reliability from the start. Featuring insights from Mike Carano, Stefan Rung, Giovanni Obino, and Happy Holden, this issue is packed with expert takes on advanced inspection, precision drilling (yes, we’re talking pico lasers), and whether it’s time to rethink the cross-section.
Also in this issue:
- Don Ball on vias in glass substrates
- A digital twin white paper excerpt
- ASC’s Anaya Vardya on smart home IoT innovation
- Becky Calwell and Myriam Sullivan on workforce challenges
- Manfred Huschka’s Vietnam case study
- Dan Feinberg’s Hall of Fame series on Lionel Fullwood
Grab your coffee and get the hole story—read the June issue of PCB007 Magazine now!
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AI, Connectivity, and Systems-Level Thinking: New Frontiers in Advanced Packaging
04/16/2026 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamThe upcoming issue of Advanced Electronics Packaging Digest examines key developments shaping the next phase of electronics innovation, from the reliability challenges of AI-driven packaging to emerging connectivity standards and the broader systems-level implications of artificial intelligence.
Nolan’s Notes: Wire Harness—The Underdog of the Industry
04/01/2026 | Nolan Johnson -- Column: Nolan's NotesMy dad’s favorite cartoon character was “Underdog,” one of the very first American Saturday morning cartoon shows. When someone asked him for help, Underdog would proudly declare, “Never Fear! Underdog is here!” Over time, I learned that “underdog” had a wider, more socially poignant meaning than just the name of a cartoon superhero. These stories about underdogs kept coming to mind while working on this issue about the challenges facing the wire harness industry. The product is not exactly glamorous and is often treated as an afterthought, but it is most certainly critical to the system.
Global Electronics Association Advocacy Update
03/24/2026 | Real Time with... APEX EXPOChris Mitchell, chief advocacy officer for the Global Electronics Association, details the association's enhanced advocacy and industry intelligence initiatives, including new hires and improved data analysis. He discusses critical global trade issues, recent tariff rulings, and the importance of strengthening North America's electronics ecosystem through USMCA collaboration.
I-Connect007 Magazine: AI, Tolerances, Flexible Circuits, and More
03/17/2026 | I-Connect007 Editorial TeamIn the spirit of March Madness, the latest issue of I-Connect007 Magazine tackles a full bracket of topics engineers face on real boards, from AI-powered design tools and cumulative tolerances to copper pours, etch factors, flexible circuits, and solder mask details.
Marcy’s Musings: Our Own March Madness
03/18/2026 | Marcy LaRont -- Column: Marcy's MusingsI spend a lot of time looking ahead, whether that's toward future technology, market needs, or even the future of my editorial calendar. The industry is looking ahead as well. Every year at APEX EXPO, for example, participants get a clearer look at where we’re headed over the next three to five years. In fact, as our March issue is published, we will be in the throes of another great show (our own version of March Madness).