Hyperscalers are reshaping electronics manufacturing – what does it mean for Europe?
When four companies commit to USD 700 billion in investments in a single year, manufacturing capacity follows the money. That is the central finding of the research in4ma and EMSNOW have presented throughout 2026 — and the starting point for Mareike Haass of in4ma when she takes the stage at Evertiq Expo Gothenburg on September 17.
Scanfil expands Myslowice plant to become its largest factory in Europe
Scanfil is expanding its Myslowice plant in Poland by 6,000 square metres, bringing the total facility area to approximately 36,000 square metres. The expansion, driven by new customer wins, is expected to be operational in Q1 2028 and will make Myslowice Scanfil's largest factory in Europe by floor area.
NEURA Robotics and SECO partner to scale humanoid robot production in Europe
German humanoid robotics company NEURA Robotics and Italian embedded computing specialist SECO have announced a strategic partnership to industrialise and scale Physical AI from Europe. SECO will design, engineer and manufacture electronic compute modules for NEURA's cognitive robots, including the humanoid 4NE1, integrating Qualcomm Dragonwing processors.
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DOES THE QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM ALWAYS REQUIRE A SMART CAMERA?
Automatic quality control was once associated with costly smart cameras and elaborate vision systems. Today, the development of artificial intelligence and compact embedded platforms means that many AI Vision Inspection applications can be implemented much more simply. How does modern quality control using AI work and where is it best to start your own project?
Volkswagen's Osnabrück plant to be converted into defence manufacturing hub
Volkswagen has reached an agreement with the State of Lower Saxony and investment firm Aurelius Capital on the potential sale of its Osnabrück plant. The site, where vehicle production is being phased out in summer 2027, is planned to be gradually developed into a competence centre for security and defence solutions.
Hyundai Mobis starts mass production of PE systems in Slovakia
The new facility is Hyundai Mobis’ first PE system plant in Europe and its third electrification production base in the region. With production lines for stators, inverters and other components, the plant has an annual production capacity of up to 280,000 PE systems.
Zollner, Avalon establish JV for electronics manufacturing in India
The joint venture will manufacture printed circuit board assemblies and system integration products in India. Initially, the focus will be on supplying the Indian operations of existing customers
Syrma SGS and Elemaster inaugurate joint venture facility in Bengaluru
Indian EMS provider Syrma SGS Technology and Italian EMS provider Elemaster have inaugurated a new high-reliability electronics manufacturing facility in Bengaluru, India, through their joint venture Syrma SGS Elemaster. The 20,000 square-foot facility is located in the Bommasandra Industrial Area.
NOTE wins Security & Defence contract worth €14 million
Swedish EMS provider NOTE has been awarded a contract by a European customer in the Security & Defence sector, with an estimated value of approximately SEK 160 million (approximately EUR 14.3 million) over a three-year period. Order intake to date indicates a higher delivery rate than initially planned.
Inission secures order from Nofence for Swedish market
Inission has secured a new order from Norwegian Nofence, a developer of virtual fencing solutions for agriculture, with deliveries scheduled over the coming year. The order covers the production of Nofence’s electronic solutions for the Swedish market.
Kitron to build new factory in Denmark
Kitron plans to build a new 8,850 square-metre factory for its Danish operations in Horsens, replacing its current site in the same city. Construction is expected to begin in January 2027, with the facility ready for operation in early 2028.
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