We elaborate on why COP30 matters and how companies are taking steps that demonstrate sustainability efforts aren’t just an obligation, but a path to innovation.
The Association calls for an urgent and proportionate, risk-based approach to the use of functional-critical PFAS in electronics.
Malaysia’s semiconductor landscape is shifting toward deeper technology integration and system-level innovation.
Carrie Sessine, Chief Communications Officer, shares her Top Reads
Learn about the IPC E-Textiles standards committee seeking new comments on a draft of new e-textiles standard.
Diana Radovan, the Global Electronics Associations' director of sustainability policy, shares key insights from the Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD25) conference.
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Leaders of IPC member companies descended on Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, May 15 for the first IPC Impact Day of 2024. IPC Impact Days are a chance for industry executives to speak directly with government officials on policies that are crucial to our industry, including investments in domestic PCBs and advanced packaging under the Defense Production Act; the need for a “silicon-to-systems” approach to the CHIPS and Science Act; and incentives for workforce training and industry certifications.
“Made in India” was a central phrase at EWPTE 2024. The wire harness event hosted the inaugural “India Pavilion” which showcased Indian wire harness companies on the exhibit floor. The Pavilion was opened with pomp and circumstance by the Wire Harness Manufacturer’s Association (WHMA) Board Chair, David Bergman on Wednesday, May 15 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The show shone the spotlight on 15 exhibiting companies from India entering the North American market.