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IPC Analysis Shows Leading Companies Are Intentional About Tracking Environmental and Social Risks

Leading companies in the electronics manufacturing industry are highly intentional about their environmental, social and governance (ESG) priorities, with climate change and

Beyond Moore’s Law – Enabling Heterogeneous Integration and Next Generation Chiplet Architectures

The Hall of Fame Council, key contributors to IPC, and members from diverse backgrounds in electronics manufacturing provide strong backing and support for the IPC effort

Four Things to Know About IPC’s Recently Released “Quality Benchmarks for the Electronics Assembly Industry”

IPC has recently released “Quality Benchmarks for the Electronics Assembly Industry,” a biennial report that compiles and analyzes survey results from over 50 assembly

New IPC E-Textiles Standards Activities Forming

There are new e-textiles standards activities forming under the IPC E-Textiles Committee.

IPC E-Textiles A-Team Wins Golden Gnome Award

Congratulations to Smarties, the IPC E-Textiles A-Team that developed the initial draft content for IPC-8981 and its IPC Test Methods, which won the Worker Bees of the Year

Certification vs. Certificate Part Two

As we noted in part one of our series, certification programs are based on exams designed to measure a person’s current competency while certificate programs are linked to

Certificate vs Certification: Which is Right for Me?

The terms “certification” and “certificate” are often used interchangeably, but in the world of credentials, there are well-defined differences. These differences have

“CHIPS Plus” Bill Passed with IPC’s Active Support

After years of trying to get the funding for the CHIPS Act passed via several different vehicles, the U.S. Congress acted quickly last week to approve a slimmed-down version

U.S. Senate Revives Hope on CHIPS Funding

On July 19, the U.S. Senate passed a motion to proceed to debate on a slimmed down federal R&D bill that includes more than $52 billion funding to implement the CHIPS Act.