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Final Episode of I-Connect007’s UHDI Podcast Series Now Available On Demand
December 17, 2025 | I-Connect007Estimated reading time: 1 minute
I-Connect007 announces the release of the final episode of its podcast series, On the Line With… American Standard Circuits: Ultra HDI. Episode 12, titled “Ultra HDI? It Depends,” brings the series to a close with an engaging, FAQ-driven discussion addressing the PCB industry’s most common questions about ultra-high-density interconnect (UHDI) technology.
Hosted by Nolan Johnson, the episode features John Johnson, director of quality and advanced technology at American Standard Circuits (ASC). Together, they clarify when, where, and why UHDI delivers the greatest value, offering practical insight into how manufacturers can determine whether UHDI is the right solution for their specific applications.
With the release of Episode 12, the complete On the Line With… American Standard Circuits: Ultra HDI podcast series is now available on demand. Throughout the series, Johnson and Johnson explore both the current state and future trajectory of UHDI, providing listeners with a clear, real-world roadmap for understanding how advanced interconnect technologies are transforming the PCB fabrication landscape.
The full podcast series can be accessed here, or by clicking the image below.
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