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EU Chips Research Funding Bridges Lab-to-Fab Gap

In early April, the European Commission took another step in advancing semiconductor technology by allocating the first tranche of funding for “pilot lines” under the European

IPC Evaluating Potential Impact of New U.S. EPA Rule on Methylene Chloride

The U.S. EPA recently finalized a risk management rule for methylene chloride under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA).

New IPC Video Urges “Silicon-to-Systems” Approach to CHIPS Funding

A new video released today by IPC says “focusing on chips just isn’t enough” when it comes to ensuring America’s resilience and security. Instead, the U.S. Government should

Growing Wire Harness Industry in India Highlighted at EWPTE 2024

“Made in India” was a central phrase at EWPTE 2024. The wire harness event hosted the inaugural “India Pavilion” which showcased Indian wire harness companies on the exhibit

IPC Members Speak Directly with Federal Officials in DC

Leaders of IPC member companies descended on Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, May 15 for the first IPC Impact Day of 2024. IPC Impact Days are a chance for industry executives

Unlock Your PCB Design Potential with IPC's Comprehensive Courses

In the ever-evolving world of electronics, staying ahead of the curve is essential for any professional in the field. At IPC, we understand the importance of cutting-edge

Electronics Industry Urges Congress to Invest in PCB Industrial Base to Shore-up Dangerous Vulnerabilities

Today, IPC delivered a letter to Congress signed by 49 industry executives urging them to sustain current investments in the electronics industrial base or risk putting the

Survey: How Smart are Your Manufacturing Processes?

The Interdisciplinary Center for Advanced Manufacturing Systems (ICAMS) at Auburn University is again conducting a study on behalf of the Department of Defense to understand

On First Anniversary of Biden Action on Defense Electronics, Cautious Optimism

Today, March 27, is the first anniversary of U.S. President Joe Biden’s “presidential determination” (PD) on printed circuit boards (PCBs), advanced packaging, and IC