A recent webinar marked the official introduction of new industry guidance on Scope 3 Category 1 (Scope 3.1) emissions for the electronics sector, and it surfaced a set of practical realities that many companies are actively grappling with.
Apprenticeship is no longer optional. It is essential, and the U.S. apprenticeship system is gaining momentum.
Last week, Washington D.C.’s second annual Climate Week brought together more than 7,000 attendees to advance solutions to the sustainability challenges reshaping industries and communities worldwide.
EV performance depends on more than chips. Discover how materials, packaging, and thermal management are redefining power electronics.
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) of up to $69 million for innovative processing technologies that can ensure a more secure and affordable supply of critical minerals and materials (CMMs) foundational to energy, security, and industrial competitiveness.
Demand for U.S. electronics is growing because electronics engineers sit at the center of several fast-expanding areas: semiconductors, data centers, EVs, automation, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing.
The global electronics industry is navigating one of its most complex operating environments in recent memory. And yet, at the headline level, the industry is holding up remarkably well.
Some of the most compelling thinking on industrial strategy and technology competition is appearing on Substack, well outside the think tanks and trade publications where these conversations used to live.
What makes member company EMSCO particularly compelling is how they build, and how their engagement with the Global Electronics Association and WHMA has helped shape what they’ve built.
IPC President and CEO John Mitchell and IPC Vice President of Global Government Relations Chris Mitchell talk to PCB Chat host and Circuits Assembly and Printed Circuit Design & Fab Editor-in-Chief Mike Buetow about key government programs and initiatives and why it’s important for members to participate in lobbying efforts.
Listen to podcast:
https://upmg.podbean.com/e/pcb-chat-episode-12-john-mitchell-and-chris-mitchell/