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Researchers demonstrated laser-printed circuits on paper as a low-cost alternative to silicon, while a former Samsung researcher was jailed for leaking DRAM technology.
TECH NEWS
A former Samsung researcher was sentenced to seven years in prison for leaking DRAM technology to a Chinese firm, in a case tied to advanced memory development.
Researchers developed a laser-based method to create electronic circuits on parchment paper, enabling low-cost, biodegradable electronics without silicon, metals or cleanroom processes.
Inspectis launches HD-124-LA large-aperture ring light.
Inovaxe offers MODI WES 5 inspection system.
Vishay releases FRED Pt ultrafast rectifiers DFN6546A package.
A new generation of key fob and car-security-chip systems are being developed to stop tech-savvy car thieves cold.
Nemanja Jokanovic discusses automating BoM management, outlining sourcing challenges and how AI-driven tools optimize analysis and supply chain decisions in the PCB Chat podcast.
PCEA and the SMTA Capital Chapter are sponsoring a webinar, “Design for Sourcing,” presented by supply chain expert Ed Dodd of Cofactr, starting at 1 p.m. EDT on May 5.
PCB East 2026 exhibition floor is sold out, with more than 85 exhibitors and expanded participation including AMD, Cadence/EMA, Indium, Lattice and Parmi.
PCEA is offering free technical sessions and a keynote at PCB East 2026, covering AI, UHDI, simulation and PCB design best practices.
PCB Detroit will return to Wayne State University June 15-16 with technical sessions covering ESD, EMI, RF design, thin copper impacts, thermal management, signal integrity and AI-driven PCB workflows, alongside a tabletop exhibition and networking events.
PCEA will debut the PCB Management Forum at PCB East on April 28, focusing on AI adoption, material shortages and workforce challenges.
Registration for CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY 2026 Service Excellence Awards for EMS providers and suppliers ends on April 30.
Looking for networking opportunities? Join the PCEA Discord server, bringing together engineers and designers from around the world on a private channel for discussing technical questions and career opportunities.
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