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U.S. Approval of IPC Apprenticeships Highlights National Apprenticeship Week

Years in the works, IPC earned the U.S. Department of Labor’s approval for our National Program Standards of Apprenticeship on Wednesday, November 15.

IPC Brings Funding, Workforce Message to Capitol Hill

The electronics manufacturing industry this week urged U.S. policy makers to take a “silicon-to-system” approach to CHIPS Act implementation and to step up efforts to build a

IPC Responds to European Chemicals Agency for a Proposed Universal Ban on PFAS

IPC is advocating for a 13.5-year minimum transition period to the European Chemical Agency’s (ECHA) proposed restriction on all per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)

IPC and Continental Automotive’s HERMES Day Successfully Held at Continental Jingyue Branch in China

To help the industry better address the challenges of Industry 4.0 and transition towards digital intelligent manufacturing, IPC, in collaboration with Continental Automotive

It’s Been an Interesting Year for IPC in Government Policy

In short, 2023 has been a very interesting year for the electronics industry in the halls of government. So far this year, we have witnessed many policy developments that IPC

IPC Continues Advocacy on Articles Exemptions by Filing Comment to EPA on Latest Proposed SNUR

IPC, the Consumer Technology Association™ (CTA) and Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) filed a joint comment to the Environmental Protection Agency reinstating the

Milaero Design: Not Just Another High-Rel Board

Meijing Liu, CID+, is a senior PCB designer for Microart Services, an EMS company in Markham, Ontario, Canada. She recently took a six-week milaero PCB design class from IPC’s

At IPC’s Urging, European Commission Takes Closer Look at EMS, PCB Sectors

The European Commission takes a closer look at EMS and PCB sectors.

IPC Argues for Reduction in Reporting Burdens for Electronics Manufacturers

IPC this week took part in a European Commission Industrial Forum feedback exercise to identify EU legislation with the heaviest reporting burdens for manufacturers in the