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Automotive and Electronics Industries Convene to Prioritize Challenges

Representatives from global companies across the value chain were invited by AIAG, IPC, and SEMI to discuss and consider industry challenges by their importance as well as the

U.S. May Investigate Chinese Subsidies to Domestic Companies

The Biden administration, as part of its review of the U.S. relationship with China, is considering initiating a new probe under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 into

EU Steps Up “Semiconductor Sovereignty” Plans

The European Commission plans to introduce a “European Chips Act” to provide a European vision and strategy to boost cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing capacity in the

Electronics Materials: From Vectors to Circles

A 14-minute video, “Electronics Materials: From Vectors to Circles” by Roger L. Franz, a longtime leader in electronics and materials technologies and IPC Thought Leaders

PIP (3:1) 2022: Potential Changes

EPA is extending compliance deadlines to March 8, 2022, for the prohibitions on processing and distribution and the associated recordkeeping requirements.

IPC Urges Electronics Inclusion in U.S. Tech R&D and Competitiveness Bill

IPC is calling on the U.S. Congress to make improvements to critically important legislation that would boost investment in federal research and development (R&D) in 10 high

IPC is Crowdsourcing for Artwork and Illustrations of Electronics Manufacturing

IPC members, you can help IPC help you by letting us know of any existing or potential sources of original artwork related to electronics manufacturing.

Better By Design – Bringing PCB Design Professionals Together

IPC Design brings printed board design professionals together to connect with other designers, enjoy education and training opportunities, mentor and encourage the next

U.S. House Panel Approves $7.5M for Lead-Free R&D in FY 2022

In another step forward for U.S. taxpayers, defense readiness, and the electronics industry supply chain, the U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense has allocated