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Connecting Quality, Traceability, and Manufacturing Processes

09/09/2026 | Scott Ryan, Cetec ERP
Traceability is easy to describe and difficult to maintain. From the moment a component arrives, its supplier lot, inspection results, certificates, and eventual use in production have to be captured and carried forward into the finished assembly and shipment. Every step creates and requires information. In EMS and PCB assembly, products involve thousands of components, multiple levels of subassemblies, customer-specific requirements, revision changes, and supplier documents arriving in any number of formats. This becomes infinitely more difficult when quality, inventory, production, and document management live in separate systems.

I-Connect007 Launches New Qnity Podcast Series, ‘Engineering What’s Next’

09/09/2026 | I-Connect007
I-Connect007 is pleased to announce the launch of On the Line With… Qnity: Engineering What’s Next, a new six-part podcast series exploring the materials science and engineering innovations shaping the next generation of electronics. The inaugural episode, “Inside Qnity’s Materials Science Legacy,” features Jake Joo, global technology director for Advanced Flex Technologies. In conversation with host Marcy LaRont, Joo discusses Qnity’s heritage, the evolution of its Advanced Flex Technologies business, and the history behind well-known material platforms such as Kapton® polyimide films and Pyralux® flex circuit laminates and adhesive systems.

Built Here, and Ready for What’s Next

09/08/2026 | Laura Martin, Isola
The rise of drones is no longer on the horizon. Unmanned systems have rapidly changed the modern battlefield, demonstrating the value of platforms that can sense, communicate, process information, and act at unprecedented speed. But as development and production of these systems accelerate, another mission-critical consideration is coming into focus: the supply chain behind the electronics. U.S. defense policy is focusing on reducing dependence on covered foreign sources for unmanned systems and their critical components. The message to the defense industrial base is becoming clear: Resilient, trusted supply chains matter, and the electronics inside tomorrow's unmanned platforms are part of that equation.

FKN Systek Introduces Two-Stage Depaneling for Thin Aluminum Panels

09/04/2026 | FKN Systek
FKN Systek, a U.S.-based manufacturer of PCB depaneling equipment and tooling, has introduced a two-stage depaneling process designed to prevent warping in thin, V-scored aluminum panels.

Beyond the Chip: Indium Highlights AI Materials Solutions at SEMICON Taiwan 2026

09/04/2026 | Indium Corporation
As artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) continue to accelerate semiconductor innovation, the industry is moving beyond the challenge of building a more powerful chip. Increasingly complex packaging, higher power density, tighter thermal requirements, and demands for faster, more cost-effective manufacturing are making system-level performance and the broader manufacturing ecosystem critical to the next generation of AI.
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