NCAB Releases PCB Supply Chain Outlook 2026
The PCB market is currently undergoing a drastic shift. After a period of relative stability, we see that manufacturing capacity is tightening during next year, lead times are extending, and input costs are rising...
PCBAIR Unveils 8-Layer Glass Core PCB Manufacturing for Next-Gen AI & HPC
PCBAIR announced the launch of its advanced 8-layer Glass Core PCB manufacturing capabilities, combining proprietary Through Glass Via (TGV)...
Zhen Ding IE Academy Launches Digital Transformation Talent Development Program
Facing rapid technological evolution and intense industry competition, Zhen Ding Tech. Group Chairman Charles Shen has announced a strategic...
NCAB Group Joins UN Global Compact
NCAB Group has joined the UN Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative. By participating, companies commit to aligning their operations and strategies with the Ten Principles covering human...
Zhen Ding Posts November 2025 Monthly Revenue Report
Zhen Ding Technology Holding Limited, a global leading PCB manufacturer, reported November 2025 revenue of NT$18,121 million, down 6.73% MoM and down...
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Driving Innovation: The Flash Cutting Process
December 8, 2025 | Simon Khesin, Driving Innovation
During the creation of a multilayer board, the lamination process naturally results in excess resin (known as "flash)" being squeezed out and solidified along the sides of the PCB panel. While the consistency and size of this flash provide process engineers with valuable insight into lamination parameters, the flash itself must be completely removed before subsequent manufacturing steps.
It’s Only Common Sense: Culture Will Eat Your Strategy for Breakfast
December 8, 2025 | Dan Beaulieu, It's Only Common Sense
Many people wrongly credit the quote, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast,” to Peter Drucker, the management consultant, author, and educator, but columnist Simon Caulker coined it. No matter who said it, after 50 years in this business, I can assure you the sentiment is not an exaggeration. You can have the best plans, the slickest PowerPoint decks, the fanciest consultants, and the most ambitious revenue targets, but if your culture is toxic, you’re dead before you start.
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Trouble in Your Tank: Understanding Interconnect Defects, Part 2
December 3, 2025 | Michael Carano, Trouble in Your Tank
Part 1 of this two-part series presented a more detailed look at the underlying causes of interconnect defects (sometimes known as interplane separation), with these three modes of interplane separation: Type 1: Separation of the...
It’s Only Common Sense: Stop Playing Small—Act Like a Giant
December 1, 2025 | Dan Beaulieu, It's Only Common Sense
When you walk into a room, what do people see? Do they see someone who belongs or someone who’s apologizing for showing up? I’ve been around this industry long enough to know that perception is power. If people think you’re big,...
The Marketing Minute: Get Out of Your Lane—Electronics Marketing Needs Bold Moves
November 19, 2025 | Brittany Martin, The Marketing Minute
I started skateboarding recently. It’s an unexpected hobby for someone who spends most of her day in marketing meetings, analytics dashboards, and editorial calendars. It’s awkward, humbling, and wildly out of my lane, but...
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