IPC becomes Global Electronics Association
The organization known as IPC – originally the Institute of Printed Circuits – is changing its name to the Global Electronics Association, and unveils a new study on the electronics industry.
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U.S. imposes new export restrictions on chip design software to China
The United States has instructed a wide range of companies to halt shipments of various products to China without a license, and has revoked previously issued licenses for certain vendors, according to a report from Reuters.
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Pasi Pylväs: “The Chips Act isn’t the complete solution”
At this year’s Evertiq Expo Tampere, Pasi Pylväs – director of the Finnish Chips Competence Center – gave a presentation covering the current state of European chip manufacturing, what The EU Chips Act gets right, and what still needs to be done in order to secure the industry’s future.
Student invention takes aim at phone scammers
Two Swedish high school students are developing a mini-computer that detects phone scammers – an invention that could help protect vulnerable individuals from fraud.
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