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From Resilience to AI Infrastructure: Key Insights from 2026 Electronics Day EMS Europe

10/13/2026 | Anastasia Ederer, Global Electronics Association
On Sept. 17, the 2026 Electronics Day EMS Europe brought together executives, manufacturers, policymakers, and industry experts for a full day of discussion on the challenges and opportunities facing Europe’s electronics ecosystem. Across four sessions, the conversation spanned the electronics value chain. It began with European resilience and competitiveness, moved into the latest EMS market outlook, examined the infrastructure behind the rapid expansion of AI, and concluded with the growing pressures affecting PCB materials and manufacturing capacity.

Real Time with... THECA 2026: HKPCA on Thailand's PCB Industry Expansion

09/15/2026 | Real Time with... THECA
Canice Chung, chairman and president of HKPCA, outlines Thailand's growing importance in the PCB industry at THECA 2026. He reflects on the country's development since the 1980s, its advantages attracting new investment, and government efforts to build a skilled local workforce. Mr. Chung also discusses the expansion of Chinese PCB manufacturers into Thailand and the incentives available to companies entering the market.

I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week

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In this week’s top five must-reads, I chose articles that go from big business questions (to diversify or not), to important technical issues such as DFM errors made in creating HDI designs using ELIC and design for test, to a discussion around some of the power and thermal considerations in advanced packaging, and the fact that they are now, firmly, performance enablers, not after-the-fact elements to be managed in fabrication.

Ionic Contamination Debate Highlights Growing Divide in Automotive Electronics

07/15/2026 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
A recent Global Electronics Association panel discussion revealed both broad agreement and sharp differences regarding one of electronics manufacturing’s most persistent reliability questions: How clean is clean enough? The discussion, focused on ionic contamination assessment in electronic control unit (ECU) manufacturing, brought together the following experts:  Tim Dietz from Ford Motor Company, Dr. Lothar Henneken from Robert Bosch, Eric Camden from Foresite, Hubertus Mertens from MKS’ Atotech, Doug Pauls from It Depends Electronics, and Stan Rak from SF Rak Company, as moderator. While everyone agreed that contamination control is essential for long-term reliability, panelists differed significantly on whether ion chromatography (IC) should play a larger role in production acceptance and process control.

Nolan’s Notes: Cleaning With Smaller Geometries

06/03/2026 | Nolan Johnson -- Column: Nolan's Notes
Cleaning is an under-appreciated, possibly under-considered step in the PCB assembly process. Smaller geometries, combined with increasingly larger bottom-terminated packages for complex components, using ever-smaller pitch sizes, mean that cleaning solutions must drive deeper and rinse out more easily than ever before, and must extract all flux residue and other contaminants.
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