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SASinno Americas announces the opening of its new 15,000-square-foot facility in Washington, Missouri – an exciting step forward in expanding support for the North American electronics manufacturing industry. Designed to deliver an immersive and hands-on customer experience, the new facility features a fully equipped demo centre and expansive showroom, showcasing the latest in advanced soldering

Harwin has appointed its Chief Revenue Officer, Andrew McQuilken, to the role of CEO. William de Laszlo, formerly Co-Chair with Damon de Laszlo, becomes the company’s sole Executive Chair. Founded in 1952, the company is one of the world’s leading connector manufacturers and is headquartered in Portsmouth, UK. Specialising in advanced hardware for extreme environments,

Kontron and congatec signed an agreement to cooperate in manufacturing computer-on-modules (COMs), whereby Kontron will manufacture the congatec COMs. The cooperation is expected to be extended to other areas in the near future. Kontron’s subsidiary JUMPtec and congatec, a company fully owned by Deutsche Beteiligungs, are both developers of COMs for embedded computing (COMexpress, COM-HPC,

Solsta has received a Silver Tier Award from BAE Systems’ Partner 2 Win programme. Solsta was selected from a pool of suppliers that delivered exceptional performance and contributions to support supply chain success for BAE Systems’ Electronic Systems sector in 2024. John Macmichael, Managing Director at Solsta, said: “This prestigious award once again recognises the

ATGBICS, specialists in compatible network connectivity solutions has appointed Trailing Edge Technologies as EMEA sales development representatives within the CEM and EMS market. Trailing Edge Technologies, headed up by Industry veteran Nigel Watts, are a team of highly experienced electronics and semiconductor professionals providing solutions to the growing issues of product obsolescence, lifetime support and

SEMI has announced support of the Strengthening Essential Manufacturing and Industrial Investment Act (SEMI Investment Act), which clarifies that critical materials suppliers to semiconductor manufacturers are eligible for the Advanced Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit (Section 48D) created by the United States CHIPS and Science Act. Introduced by Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), Thom

Infineon Technologies has received final approval for the funding of its new plant in Dresden (Smart Power Fab) from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs. Infineon is expanding the site in order to meet customer demand for example for renewable energies, efficient data centres and electromobility. Infineon will invest €5 billion of its own