IPC K-FEST 2026 Brings AI, Manufacturing and Standards into Focus
Organized by the Global Electronics Association with support from Korea Testing Laboratory (KTL), the fourth IPC Korea Festival of Electronics Standards and Technology (IPC K-FEST 2026) took place in Seoul on November 3.
North American EMS Orders Climb Despite Lower September Shipments
The Global Electronics Association announced today the September 2026 findings from its North American Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio stands at 1.68.
Missing Information Slows Wire Harness Quotes, WHMA Survey Finds
Wire harness manufacturers responding to a new Wiring Harness Manufacturer’s Association (WHMA) survey say waiting for information, not preparing estimates, is a leading reason customer quotes take longer.
Global Electronics Association East Asia Awards Recognize Contributions to Standards Development and Adoption
Global Electronics Association East Asia recognizes the companies and industry professionals advancing electronics manufacturing and industry standards through the East Asia Awards. This year’s honorees demonstrate a commitment to implementing international standards, strengthening manufacturing capabilities, and contributing technical expertise to the development of IPC standards.
Global Electronics Association East Asia Awards Recognize Industry Leadership and Talent Development
Global Electronics Association East Asia recognizes the individuals and organizations making meaningful contributions to the electronics industry through its East Asia Awards. The awards honor committee leaders and members who help advance industry collaboration, as well as companies, educational institutions, and individuals committed to developing the skilled workforce needed to support the industry’s continued growth.
North American PCB Orders Surge as September Shipments Fall 6.4% Year Over Year
The Global Electronics Association announced today the September 2026 findings from its North American Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Statistical Program. The book-to-bill ratio stands at 1.77.