The search for talent continues to be top of mind for companies along the semiconductor ecosystem. With the industry facing fierce competition for talent from a broad range of technology and manufacturing companies, developing a diverse workforce and creating greater inclusion is crucial to the success of the semiconductor industry for years to come.
Read MoreIPC releases October 2024 Global Sentiment of the Electronics Manufacturing Supply Chain Report BANNOCKBURN, Ill., USA – Industry sentiment in the electronics sector improved marginally in October after a sharp decline in...
Read MoreA Michigan company that makes materials for semiconductors has been tapped to receive up to $325 million in federal funding toward a new facility on its campus west of Saginaw. SOURCE: Detroit Free Press The money will come from...
Read MoreIPC releases EMS industry results for September 2024 BANNOCKBURN, Ill. — IPC announced the September 2024 findings from its North American Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio...
Read MoreIPC releases PCB industry results for September 2024 BANNOCKBURN, Ill., USA — IPC announced today the September 2024 findings from its North American Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio...
Read MoreThis post originally appeared in June. How does a small North African country like Tunisia stand out in the global EMS industry? Prepare to take a look behind the scenes of Tunisia’s electronics manufacturing sector with...
Read MoreThis release is a summary of Incap’s business review for January – September 2024. The complete report is available on the company’s investor pages at www.incapcorp.com. July – September 2024 highlights Revenue for the third...
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EMSNOW and in4ma are launching their fifth tour of EMS companies in four years. This tour is scheduled for the first week of November 2024 and will include site visits with EMS companies in Lithuania, Romania and Germany, and attendance at Electronica 2024 in Munich, Germany.
Read MoreTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s (TSM) first U.S. chip fabrication facility is reportedly ahead of some of the ones back home. SOURCE: Quartz The company’s chip production yields — or the number of functional chips...
Read MoreBy Dr Shababa Selim, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx Two years after signing the US Chips Act into law for onshore chip manufacturing, over US$30 billion of the total US$39 billion in direct incentives have been awarded to date....
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