DALLAS, TX – APRIL 2026 – Libra Industries, a leading provider of systems integration and electronics manufacturing services (EMS), is proud to announce the appointment of Gustavo Sariñana as general ...

PEACHTREE CITY, GA – APRIL 8, 2026 – PCEA in conjunction with the SMTA Capitol Chapter will starting in April present a two-part two-hour webinar on sourcing strategies for PCB designers and design ...

ECIA’s Industry Pulse: Electronic Component Trends and Sentiment provides highly valuable and detailed visibility on industry expectations in the near-term through the monthly and quarterly surveys.

TAIPEI – Foxconn reported record March revenue of TWD 803.7 billion ($25.1 billion), rising 45.57% year over year and 34.90% month over month, driven by strong demand for AI and cloud infrastructure ...

Yamaha Robotics has supplied its 1 STOP SMART SOLUTION for surface-mount assembly to Astemo UK, Ltd. The company, based in Bolton, is the UK manufacturing centre for Astemo, a Tokyo-headquartered ...

NASHVILLE, TN – April 2026 – Magnalytix, providing real-time reliability solutions for electronics manufacturing, has chosen Metal Etch Services, Inc. as its stencil partner for OE in a Box kits. The ...

Atlanta – ECIA is pleased to announce that Monika Lamud is joining the Association. Monika is a systems and operations professional with a background in membership-based organizations, nonprofits, and ...

WASHINGTON, DC – Global semiconductor sales reached $88.8 billion in February, rising 7.6% from January and surging 61.8% compared to the same month last year, according to the Semiconductor Industry ...

SANTA ANA, CA ― April 2026 ― Express Manufacturing, Inc. (EMI), a global electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider, has strengthened its test capabilities with the recent purchase of the ...

Chip mounters support high-speed SMT assembly with placement rates up to 95,000 components per hour. The systems reduce board recognition time by approximately 30% and use vision-based alignment and ...

Over the past year or so, the world appears to be an episode of Back to the Future, with events eerily reminiscent of when I commenced my career in the 1970s. Some call the “good old days,” yet ...