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BUSINESS NEWS
Taiwan’s PCB makers expect to see production value grow 1.5% year-over-year this year on rising demand for 5G applications, and remote work and learning, the TPCA said.
The notebook market next year may not be as strong as in 2020, but Acer remains optimistic, expecting a wave of replacement demand in the consumer sector in 2021.
Italy prevented telecom group Fastweb from signing a deal for Huawei to supply equipment for its 5G core network, three sources close to the matter said.
Illinois Tool Works reported third quarter test & measurement and electronics revenue of $489 million, down 4.5% year-over-year.
QThree Ventures, which has recently partnered with Thailand-based electronics manufacturer Treeview to introduce TVs in India, is looking to bundle sound products and introduce accessories that are used along with TVs by early 2021.
White House officials contend Foxconn’s delayed Wisconsin project is because of the coronavirus pandemic.
North America-based semiconductor equipment manufacturers posted $2.75 billion in billings worldwide in September, up 40.3% year-over-year and 3.6% sequentially, according to SEMI.
After being defunct for six years, the erstwhile Nokia factory in Sriperumbudur, India, came to life on Friday with Finnish electronics manufacturer Salcomp launching commercial operations from the plant.
Cicor has expanded production capacity at its Wangs (Switzerland) fabrication site.
Gerber Labs, an Orange County-based engineering startup, is rolling out a platform that makes custom PCBs accessible to electrical engineering students, hobbyists and small businesses.
The Redfern Companies will acquire Automated Chemical Solutions, a provider of specialty chemicals for PCBs.
Intellitronix installed a Europlacer iineo+ pick-and-place machine.
Cogiscan named AES to handle sales and service throughout Vietnam.
Longtime ECAD veteran Julian Coates has passed away.
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