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Synov Group will be introducing Synov-Proto, its online PCB rapid prototyping service, at electronica in Munich ahead of its launch on 1 December 2026. Aimed at design offices, manufacturers and […]
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The final stop for a genius on whose shoulders Einstein said he stood. Moral: Genius does not need a monument
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Nordson has completed its acquisition of Contrinex, a Swiss maker of sensors for factory automation. The deal adds inductive and photoelectric position sensors to Nordson’s test and inspection business.
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Automotive vehicle-to-everything is the bridge between today’s traffic challenges and tomorrow’s seamless mobility, writes Payam Pajoohi. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) alone could cut crashes […]
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Some people call it RAMageddon, which may be a bit extreme, but there's no doubting the tech backwash in terms of memory supply. As well as drinking the water, the AI hyperscalers are distorting the market for consumer memory...
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The global Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) market continues to grow at a strong pace, but Europe is still lagging behind other regions of the world. During Evertiq Expo Warsaw 2026, Dieter G. Weiss from market research firm in4ma spoke to our editorial team about the state of the industry, supply chain challenges and the outlook for European electronics manufacturers.
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China has blocked SoftBank Group’s acquisition of ABB’s robotics business in the country. The ruling is a setback for the USD 5.375 billion deal, which ABB and SoftBank agreed in October last year.
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MP Space has raised $16 million in seed funding to develop its spacecraft power technology – generating, storing and managing power for satellites. The round was led by Blackbird VC, […]
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MKS is investing USD 25 million to more than double the size of its Atotech equipment plant in Guangzhou, China. The expansion is meant to meet demand for plating equipment from fast-growing manufacturers in Greater China and Southeast Asia.
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RS Group has announced strong results for H1 2026 with outperformance in all regions. “We have had a good start to 2026/27,” says RS CEO Simon Pryce. “Manufacturing sentiment remained […]
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Worldwide silicon wafer shipments rose 13.4% year on year in the third quarter, to 3,756 million square inches (MSI). Compared with the second quarter, shipments were up 5.1%.
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Note’s Finnish subsidiary will join PIA, the Finnish defence and aerospace industry association, from 1 January 2027. The membership follows the move into a new, larger factory in Hyvinkää, which is Note’s largest investment in Finland since the operation became part of the group in 2005.
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ASMPT has decided to keep its SMT Solutions segment, ending the review of strategic options it began in January. The company now expects the business, which includes the Siplace placement platform and DEK printers, to double its revenue by 2027 on the back of demand from AI infrastructure.
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Yangtze Memory (YMTC) has put its Shanghai IPO on hold, reports Reuters. The company intended to raise $4.9bn. In a note to employees YMTC says the IPO was pulled due […]
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Qualcomm is to supply SpaceX with radio equipment, baseband units and software for Starlink Mobile’s planned nationwide terrestrial 5G network. Starlink Mobile is Elon Musk’s attempt to take on the […]
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Yesterday, Brussels tech commissioner Henna Virkkunen unveiled a €525m venture aimed at chip startups, split into €425m in grants for developing commercially viable chips and $85m to build a European […]
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The shortage of systems thinkers should be at the top of the agenda for senior executives. This is the key recommendation of the Delft Systems Declaration, adopted by more than […]
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The two companies plan to deploy 3 GWh of CATL’s TENER energy storage systems across Germany, Switzerland, Austria and other markets over the next five years, serving both utility-scale and commercial and industrial (C&I) applications.
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The scheme, which targets processing of lithium and nickel ores/intermediary products into high-purity compounds, will support critical sectors such as electric mobility, BESS, electronics, defence and speciality steel.
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US PCB maker TTM Technologies has completed its acquisition of ILFA, a Hanover-based manufacturer of PCBs for the aerospace and defence industries. With the deal, TTM gains a manufacturing base for high-reliability PCBs in Europe.