University of Arizona, TU/e expand semiconductor, photonics cooperation
The University of Arizona and the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands have signed a five-year MOU to align education and research activities with the needs of a rapidly growing semiconductor sector.
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Taara launches link planner for wireless optical communications
The platform allows users to plan deployments of Taara Lightbridge, the company’s wireless optical communications technology, which uses narrow, invisible beams of light to deliver high-capacity connectivity through the air between two fixed and easily deployable terminals.
STMicroelectronics reports 26% increase in Q2 net revenues
The company’s third quarter business outlook, at the mid-point, is for net revenues of USD 3.70 billion, increasing about 6.2% sequentially and about 16.2% year-over-year.
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Elemaster Shanghai: global standards, local agility
“We are where you are”. That’s Elemaster’s founding mantra and it explains why the group built a plant in Shanghai thirteen years ago: to follow its global clients into China, without lowering the bar. “The way we set up the Chinese site was to try to be, as much as possible, a replica, in terms of process and quality, of what we do in Italy and in the rest of the world,” says General Manager Sergio Bonacina. The same consumables, the same key machinery, the same ERP, PLM and MES systems as in Italy: nothing about the plant is a local adaptation.
AdvancedPCB installs new SES line at Aurora facility
Supplied by Equip Tech and manufactured by Universal Circuit Board Equipment (UCE), the SES line incorporates automated chemical management, conveyorized material handling, and integrated process controls throughout the strip, etch and strip (SES) cycle.
Air Products to expand gas supply network for chip manufacturer
Air Products will supply a range of industrial gases, including nitrogen, oxygen, argon and helium, to support the customer’s semiconductor operations in Taiwan.
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Hanza reports 70% increase in second quarter net sales
Swedish contract manufacturer reports net sales of approximately USD 264 million for the second quarter of 2026. Adjusted for currency and acquisitions, sales increased by 9%. Adjusted operating profit amounted to roughly USD 22 million.
Stop lobbying, start listening: Better policy begins with a conversation
In late June I spent a full day in Brussels, moderating a room full of speakers, panelists, policymakers and manufacturers, all there to talk about the future of European electronics. By the end of it, one thing was obvious. Everyone in that room agreed the industry matters. Almost nobody disagreed about the stakes. And yet agreement is not the same as alignment, and the gap between "we support you" and "here is what we will actually do" is exactly where good intentions tend to disappear.
US Air Force awards GA-ASI production contract for FQ-42A CCA
The FQ-42A is a purpose-built, uncrewed fighter developed as part of ongoing investment in next-generation semi-autonomous combat aircraft.
Apple overtakes Nvidia again to become the world's most valuable company
Apple has once again become the world's most valuable publicly traded company - according to Reuters. The iPhone maker has overtaken Nvidia, which had held the top spot for nearly a year thanks to the artificial intelligence boom. Apple is now valued at about USD 4.88 trillion.
Paras to set up $644 million chip packaging facility in India
Paras Semiconductors, a subsidiary of Indian company Paras Defence and Space Technologies, has signed an MOU with the Madhya Pradesh government’s department of science and technology to jointly set up an OSAT facility in the state’s Indore-Ujjain region.
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