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The Continued Case for Diversity and Inclusion in the Semiconductor Workforce

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.

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Modern MES Architecture for Easy Multisite Deployment

When it comes to deploying an MES across multiple manufacturing facilities, platform architecture is critical. This area of the MES design will impact the ease of implementation and maintenance, and the ability to continuously improve the platform’s applications to ensure the latest technologies and methodologies can be embraced and that manufacturers have greater agility. This blog from Critical Manufacturing explains.

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How to Defend Employees and Data as Social Engineering Evolves

Adversaries have long used social engineering to trick their victims into providing access or information not available to the public. Social engineering continues to prove effective and will likely be a major factor in breaches throughout 2024. This eye-opening blog from CrowdStrike outlines the threats that are out there in 2024.

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Game Changers – AI Enabled Machine Vision Inspection

When we’re not talking about AI in manufacturing, we’re talking about automation, sometimes to ensure more consistent quality or traceability, other times to ensure we can be competitive enough to reshore manufacturing and make supply chains more agile and secure. Whichever way you look at it the automation of inspection through machine vision and the application of AI is a game changer on so many levels. 

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Build Better on The USS Hornet

The USS Hornet might seem like an odd venue for an event that brought together technology leaders, engineers and operators from the Silicon Valley electronics manufacturing ecosystem, but on arriving it suddenly felt like an obvious, and perhaps genius, choice. Philip Stoten reports on the highlights from Instrumental’s Build Better event.

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