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Section 301 Investigations Signal New Phase in U.S. Trade Policy

The Trump administration yesterday announced the launch of Section 301 trade investigations into 16 key trading partners.

From Cosmos to Courtrooms: Three Reads Worth Your Time

Good writing, and good science, can stretch our sense of time, scale, and consequence in useful ways.

Connecting the Dots: From Component-Level to System-Level Packaging at the IEEE HIR Symposium

Insights from the IEEE HIR Symposium from Devan Iyer

Conflict and Consequence: The Electronics Industry Faces a Global Stress Test

Sanjay Huprikar, the Global Electronics Association's chief global officer shares his top three reads depicting the views of the Middle East conflict from three different

Momentum Returns, But Structural Bottlenecks Test the Electronics Industry

February data from the Global Electronics Association signals improving demand in electronics manufacturing, but rising costs, talent shortages, and ecosystem-wide capacity

From Data Gaps to Defensible Footprints: Master Carbon Accounting at APEX EXPO 2026

Master electronics-specific carbon accounting, from semiconductor methodologies to IPC-1783-CO2e implementation for credible product carbon footprints at APEX EXPO 2026.

Future-Proofing the Electronics Workforce Through the Global Electronics Association’s Emerging Engineer Program

The Global Electronics Association’s Emerging Engineer Program helps close the electronics industry skills gap by mentoring the next generation of standards leaders

John Mitchell’s Top Three Reads: Tariffs, AI Agents, and the Rise of Consumer Robots

Global Electronics Association President and CEO John W. Mitchell shares this top three reads shaping the global electronics industry right now.

Simplified Sustainability Reporting Rules Approved in the EU

The EU’s General Affairs Council formally approved the European Parliament’s position on the first Omnibus package revising sustainability reporting and due diligence