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Global Electronics Association East Asia recognizes the companies and industry professionals advancing electronics manufacturing and industry...
Industrial Growth Partners Announces Sale of AdvancedPCB
Industrial Growth Partners (IGP) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell AdvancedPCB Holdings, LLC to Amphenol...
North American PCB Orders Surge as September Shipments Fall 6.4% YoY
The Global Electronics Association announced the September 2026 findings from its North American Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Statistical Program. The...
Technica USA to Attend SEMICON West 2027, Expanding Presence in the Semiconductor Market
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New Meet the Author Episode Explores Direct Metallization in Advanced PCB Manufacturing
October 28, 2026 | I-Connect007
I-Connect007 is pleased to announce the release of its latest Meet the Author podcast episode, featuring Carmichael Gugliotti, Line of Business Director for Primary Metallization at MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions and author of The Printed Circuit Designer’s Guide to Direct Metallization: A Guide to Complex PCB Fabrication. As PCB designs become increasingly complex, fabricators face growing pressure to deliver higher performance while reducing process complexity, resource consumption, and waste. Direct metallization, a technology with decades of history, is gaining renewed attention as manufacturers seek more efficient and sustainable approaches to PCB production.
Safer Chemistry, Shifting Rules: What’s Next for Electronics Manufacturers?
October 28, 2026 | Kelly Scanlon and Brendan Galloway, Global Electronics Association
At the Chemical Watch Regulatory Summit North America 2026, we spent much of our time in different rooms. Kelly followed the chemicals management for electronics discussions, while Brendan focused primarily on chemical control. Yet a common concern emerged across both tracks: Companies are navigating a fragmented regulatory landscape while trying to maintain compliance, introduce new technologies and advance safer chemistry. Our perspectives reflect two sides of that challenge, how manufacturers respond to changing requirements, and how policy can support or complicate their progress.
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This month, we spotlight MKS, which is expanding its role as an essential supplier to the PCB, assembly, and semiconductor supply chains. In addition to my interview with President and CEO John T.C. Lee, we examine the company’s...
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Trouble in Your Tank: HDI and UHDI—Building the Foundation of Advanced Packaging
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