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Green Circuits Names Adam Szychowski Chief Revenue Officer

06/23/2026 | Green Circuits
Green Circuits, a full-service electronics manufacturing services (EMS) partner to leading OEMs in aerospace and defense, medical and health technology, industrial electronics, and semiconductor and AI hardware markets, has appointed Adam Szychowski as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO).

Adam Ryder appointed as Managing Director of Incap UK

06/23/2026 | Incap
Adam Ryder has been appointed Managing Director of Incap Electronics UK as of June 17, 2026. He is responsible for leading the UK operations, including production, customer delivery and overall business performance. In addition, he will become a member of Incap’s extended management team.

Middle East Leads Global Infrastructure Shift as AI, Grid Modernization Accelerate, Siemens Finds

06/23/2026 | Siemens
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Target Condition: Signal Integrity Without Borders

06/24/2026 | Kelly Dack -- Column: Target Condition
I started my PCB design career in 1980, long before “signal integrity” became a formal discipline. Back then, we were trying to “connect the dots” on simple, two-sided PCB layouts using the new $80,000 interactive graphics terminals we called a CAD system. By the time PCB design conferences emerged in the 1990s, signal integrity had begun to formalize into a discipline of its own. Much of the early, visible thought leadership came from North America and parts of Europe.

Knocking Down the Bone Pile: The Business Case for Component Reclamation

06/23/2026 | Nash Bell -- Column: Knocking Down the Bone Pile
Electronic waste is increasing globally at an alarming rate. By 2030, it is estimated that the world will generate approximately 82 million tons of electronic waste per year. Rapid technological advances, shorter product lifecycles, and supply chain disruptions often lead manufacturers to build bloated inventories of electronic products. Unfortunately, some of this inventory ends up as electronic waste when components become obsolete or surplus to forecasted requirements, including high-value devices.
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