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IPC Adds Apprenticeship Program Focused on PCB Design Engineers

I am proud to share that IPC’s Apprenticeship Program is growing! We have just added our third occupation to our National Standards of Apprenticeship – Printed Circuit Board

ICYMI: Electronics Manufacturing Is Huge in California

When most people think of California, they think about miles of beautiful beaches, the Pacific Ocean, wineries, national parks and cities brimming with excitement. But did you

Biden’s State of the Union Address Touches on Issues of Importance to Electronics Manufacturing

Although politics and theater may have permeated President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address on Thursday night, there were several points when the substantive interests

European EMS Market Grew to a Record Level in 2023 But May Experience Challenges in 2024

As revealed this week by an annual survey conducted by in4ma and sponsored by IPC Electronics Europe GmbH, the European electronics manufacturing services (EMS) industry

IPC Welcomes EU R&I Focus on Advanced Materials for the Future of Electronics

The European Commission published on 27 February its Communication on advanced materials. The Communication sets out the proposed approach to develop industrial leadership

No Cost Chemical Management Training Opportunity: Express Your Interest

The Clean Electronics Production Network (CEPN) is seeking electronics brands and suppliers to participate in free in-person or virtual beta testing of chemical safety

WHMA’s Annual Global Leadership Summit 2024

WHMA's Annual Global Leadership Summit proved to be a resounding success, drawing in over 200 professionals from the wire harness and electronics industries to engage in

IPC Joins White House for CHIPS R&D & Workforce Event, Focus on Growing U.S. Tech and Talent

Today at the White House, leaders from the Departments of Commerce, Defense, and Energy; the National Science Foundation; and the National Center for the Advancement of

IPC and the PCBAA Urge Congress to Fully Fund and Invigorate Domestic PCB Industry

IPC joined with the Printed Circuit Board Association of America (PCBAA) to deliver a letter to Congress today that was signed by 54 member companies. The impactful letter