November 2021
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IPC Report Calls for U.S Government Investment in Advanced Packaging
The latest report from IPC - A thorough, data-driven analysis of the global semiconductor and advanced packaging ecosystem and made 28 recommendations to address capability and capacity gaps within North America.
The latest report from IPC - A thorough, data-driven analysis of the global semiconductor and advanced packaging ecosystem and made 28 recommendations to address capability and capacity gaps within North America. -
Onsemi Completes Acquisition of GT Advanced Technologies
Onsemi has completed its acquisition of GT Advanced Technologies, a producer of silicon carbide (SiC); thus enhancing its ability to secure & grow supply of SiC.
Onsemi has completed its acquisition of GT Advanced Technologies, a producer of silicon carbide (SiC); thus enhancing its ability to secure & grow supply of SiC. -
Electronics Manufacturing Outlook Continues to Darken, Prices Increase as Component Shortage Drags On, New Global Study from IPC
New global study from IPC indicates 9 in 10 manufacturers are reporting rising costs due to the global shortage of components as well as the vast majority facing difficulty in finding qualified talent.
New global study from IPC indicates 9 in 10 manufacturers are reporting rising costs due to the global shortage of components as well as the vast majority facing difficulty in finding qualified talent.
October 2021
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IBM Unveils AI-Driven Software for Environmental Intelligence, Helping Businesses Address Sustainability Objectives & Climate Risk
IBM has launched a suite of environmental intelligence software that leverages AI to help organisations prepare for and respond to climate risks, as well as more easily access their own impact on the planet.
IBM has launched a suite of environmental intelligence software that leverages AI to help organisations prepare for and respond to climate risks, as well as more easily access their own impact on the planet. -
Global Demand Remains Strong, but Economic Environment is Softening - IPC's September 2021 Economic Report
Themes that IPC's Chief Economist Shawn DuBravac offered last month continue to play out. Global demand remains strong, but the economic environment is softening.
Themes that IPC's Chief Economist Shawn DuBravac offered last month continue to play out. Global demand remains strong, but the economic environment is softening. -
Intel Celebrates Manufacturing Day
By holding an annual event to celebrate Manufacturing Day, Intel highlights the importance of continued investments in advanced manufacturing.
By holding an annual event to celebrate Manufacturing Day, Intel highlights the importance of continued investments in advanced manufacturing. -
IPC and Apple to Develop New Standard for Green Cleaners to be Used in Electronics Manufacturing
IPC, Apple & other international companies are developing a new standard, IPC-1402 which reflects industry commitment to advance green electronics & workplace safety.
IPC, Apple & other international companies are developing a new standard, IPC-1402 which reflects industry commitment to advance green electronics & workplace safety.
September 2021
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Component Shortages are Driving Production Delays and Higher Costs for Manufacturers, According to a New Global Industry Survey
Contrary to IDC's report below, IPC's new global survey indicates the electronics industry sees no immediate end to shortage woes, 58% expect problems to linger until late 2022 or beyond.
Contrary to IDC's report below, IPC's new global survey indicates the electronics industry sees no immediate end to shortage woes, 58% expect problems to linger until late 2022 or beyond. -
IDC Reports Semiconductor Market to Grow By 17.3% in 2021 and Reach Potential Overcapacity by 2023Archived
According to the recent report by IDC, semiconductor market is expected to grow by 17.3% in 2021 and industry will see normalisation and balance by 2022, with a potential for overcapacity in 2023.According to the recent report by IDC, semiconductor market is expected to grow by 17.3% in 2021 and industry will see normalisation and balance by 2022, with a potential for overcapacity in 2023.
