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Technica Showcases Partners and Announces TECH DAYS at Silicon Valley SMTA Expo & Tech Forum
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Real Time with... productronica 2025: Rehm's Innovations in Green Technology
December 8, 2025 | Real Time with...productronica
Marcy LaRont introduces Michael Hanke at the Rehm booth, where they highlight the busy atmosphere and innovative machines. They discuss the new reflow soldering, formic acid integration, and the machine's efficiency. The focus is on green technology, data reporting, and software integration, including AI components.
I-Connect007 Editor’s Choice: Five Must-Reads for the Week
December 5, 2025 | Marcy LaRont, I-Connect007
It’s been another big week in global business news with positive projections on global economic growth, primarily driven by AI. U.S. labor markets are showing some strain after copious layoff activity, and there’s possibly a slight “correction” in the stock market, with investors apparently concerned about corporate overvaluation. My must-reads are interesting, informative, and important for industry members, particularly in the U.S. These selections range from onshoring high-tech thermal control to the value of training, recognizing interconnect defects, and an important statement from the Global Electronics Association regarding the USMCA.
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