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Autonomous Vehicles Finally Get Federal Safety Standards
According to TechCrunch, the U.S Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued the first of its kind rule, updating the safety requirements for autonomous vehicles.
According to TechCrunch, the U.S Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued the first of its kind rule, updating the safety requirements for autonomous vehicles.
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Electronics Industry Praises Congress for Providing $7.5 Million for Lead-Free Electronics R&D
Earlier this month, the U.S Senate approved an FY 2022 spending package which contains $7.5 million for further R&D on lead-free electronics in defence & high-performance applications.
Earlier this month, the U.S Senate approved an FY 2022 spending package which contains $7.5 million for further R&D on lead-free electronics in defence & high-performance applications.
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How Much Longer Will it Take to Fix the Chip Shortage?
According to ElectronicDesign, the global chip shortage is entering its second year, and there are a lot of variables complicating the recovery.
According to ElectronicDesign, the global chip shortage is entering its second year, and there are a lot of variables complicating the recovery.
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Rising Material and Labor Costs Challenge Electronics Manufacturers Worldwide
According to IPC's March 2022 global electronics manufacturing supply chain sentiment report, 9 in 10 manufacturers have experienced an increase in lead times for parts & components since the start of the pandemic.
According to IPC's March 2022 global electronics manufacturing supply chain sentiment report, 9 in 10 manufacturers have experienced an increase in lead times for parts & components since the start of the pandemic.
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IPC's March 2022 Economic Update Reports Threats to Manufacturing Industry from the Crisis in Ukraine
IPC's March economic update finds rising material and labour costs still challenging electronics manufacturing worldwide; with the added complexity of the emerging Russia-Ukraine conflict.
IPC's March economic update finds rising material and labour costs still challenging electronics manufacturing worldwide; with the added complexity of the emerging Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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Sanctions on Russia Include Electronics-Related Export Controls
IPC lists the new export controls, advising members to review them as there are now various severe and immediate sanctions in place against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.
IPC lists the new export controls, advising members to review them as there are now various severe and immediate sanctions in place against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.
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Procurement Empowers ESG Accountability
Latest article from EPS News explores the role OEMs, investors, partners and employees play in the current ESG conversation and how they can make a lasting environmental and social impact.
Latest article from EPS News explores the role OEMs, investors, partners and employees play in the current ESG conversation and how they can make a lasting environmental and social impact.
Autonomous Vehicles Finally Get Federal Safety Standards
Electronics Industry Praises Congress for Providing $7.5 Million for Lead-Free Electronics R&D
How Much Longer Will it Take to Fix the Chip Shortage?
Rising Material and Labor Costs Challenge Electronics Manufacturers Worldwide
IPC's March 2022 Economic Update Reports Threats to Manufacturing Industry from the Crisis in Ukraine
Sanctions on Russia Include Electronics-Related Export Controls
Procurement Empowers ESG Accountability
Intel Gets its Grove Back
Video Series Shares Innovative Eco-Design Practices for a Circular Electronics Economy
