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November 11, 2026
The PCB industry ended 2025 with revenue of about USD 88 billion and is forecast to reach USD 140 billion by 2031, an average annual growth rate of 8%. But according to Yole Group, that average hides two industries moving in opposite directions: an AI segment growing by 45 to 70% a year, and a commodity segment that is barely growing at all.

November 10, 2026
US company Diamond Foundry says it has grown the first single-crystal diamond with a diameter of 200 mm, the same size as a standard semiconductor wafer. The company sees it as a step towards using diamond as a substrate material in chip manufacturing.

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November 10, 2026
Empa Electronics reported a 26% increase in revenue in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period a year earlier. The Turkish company plans to sustain its growth through R&D investment, geographical expansion and acquisitions of technology companies. Speaking to Evertiq at Evertiq Expo Warsaw 2026, Gabor Sirom of Empa Electronics discussed the company's strategy, the state of Turkey's electronics industry and the outlook for the wider market.

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November 10, 2026
Three contract workers have died after inhaling gas at Tata Electronics’ component factory in Hosur, southern India. The plant supplies parts for Apple’s iPhones, and the incident adds to a series of problems at the site.

November 09, 2026
Taiwanese laminate maker Ventec International Group and MICAM are developing a joint venture to start production of copper-clad laminate (CCL) at MICAM’s plant in Mallow, Ireland. The aim is to give European customers a source of PCB base materials for defence applications made within the EU.

LX61101

November 09, 2026
LX61101 is an MCU optimized for motor control in automotive body electronics. Beginning with vehicles that Hyundai Motor and Kia plan to produce in the second half of this year, LX61101 will be applied to a broader range of vehicle models.

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Various types of displays remain the most user-friendly elements of human-machine interfaces (HMIs) – they are intuitive, provide programmers with a way to convey clear messages, and are easy to connect to microcontroller-controlled devices.

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November 06, 2026
The acquisition adds a high-volume production coating business, an established global customer base and a complementary material and equipment portfolio to Forge Nano’s ALD platform.

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November 05, 2026
The global Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) market continues to grow at a strong pace, but Europe is still lagging behind other regions of the world. During Evertiq Expo Warsaw 2026, Dieter G. Weiss from market research firm in4ma spoke to our editorial team about the state of the industry, supply chain challenges and the outlook for European electronics manufacturers.

Indie

November 05, 2026
The scheme, which targets processing of lithium and nickel ores/intermediary products into high-purity compounds, will support critical sectors such as electric mobility, BESS, electronics, defence and speciality steel.

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November 04, 2026
Strong M&A activity, the expansion of the defence and aerospace sectors, and component availability issues are the three key trends that Riku Hynninen believes will shape the European EMS market. During Evertiq Expo Warsaw 2026, the Finnish expert gave an interview in which he discussed the main findings of his analysis of the financial performance of the European EMS sector. He also outlined the challenges electronics manufacturers should prepare for in the coming years.

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November 04, 2026
Italian edge computing company SECO is strengthening its presence in Asia-Pacific with two deals in Hangzhou. It is acquiring 60% of edge computing hardware maker Qiyang Technology and buying out the minority owners of its subsidiary Fannal Electronics, which makes touch displays and human-machine interfaces.

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November 04, 2026
WATS has added German distributor S-EV Electronic Distribution to its partner network. The partnership is meant to give WATS a stronger presence among German electronics manufacturers.

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November 04, 2026
French investment firm Latour Capital has signed an agreement to acquire Elvia Electronics, France’s largest maker of high-reliability PCBs, from a Tikehau-managed fund. Latour is making the acquisition through Émergence Défense, its fund dedicated to the defence industry.

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November 03, 2026
Bosch will move its semiconductor business into a dedicated division from January 2028. The company aims to reach semiconductor sales of around EUR 5 billion by 2030, and plans to open up more of its manufacturing capacity to external customers.

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November 03, 2026
Europe says it wants its PCB industry back. But when Vytautas Ilgūnas, CCO of TLT PCB, asks whether customers actually mean it, industry veteran Gene H. Weiner’s answer is blunt: “They say yes, but behave no.” Ilgūnas himself sees a European market that has started to move – though not everywhere at the same speed.

India

November 03, 2026
The move further strengthens Melexis’ local presence in one of its fastest-developing markets and will support growth opportunities in two-wheeler mobility, vehicle electrification, solar market and smart energy metering.

SES_Line

November 03, 2026
Private equity firm Industrial Growth Partners (IGP) has agreed to sell AdvancedPCB, a US maker of high-reliability PCBs, to Amphenol. AdvancedPCB serves customers in defence, aerospace and industry from six sites in the United States.

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November 02, 2026
With an aim to address the growing need for a skilled workforce in the Indian semiconductor industry, this collaboration will develop educational and training programs aligned with industry requirements.

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Component shortages, AI-driven demand and a shifting industrial base are testing Europe’s electronics supply chain.

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October 30, 2026
Japanese component maker Murata plans to invest about JPY 1 trillion (about EUR 5.7 billion) over five years to expand its global production capacity for multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs). The company expects MLCC sales in fiscal 2030 to be at least double those of fiscal 2025.

Headquarters-Durham

October 30, 2026
The agreement strengthens the companies’ longstanding collaboration while providing BorgWarner with a reliable, long-term supply of high-performance silicon carbide technology for next-generation EV and power conversion applications.

USA

October 30, 2026
The FCC prohibitions, which are slated to take effect in December 2028, will bar test labs and certification bodies in countries including China that deny reciprocal treatment to US-based test labs.

HW-Nuertingen

October 29, 2026
ADS-TEC Energy expects to receive a building permit shortly for a planned battery storage facility at the Pulverdingen substation in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. With a planned output of around 1 GW and a storage capacity of 4 GWh, it would be one of the largest battery storage systems in Europe.

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October 28, 2026
On 22 October, the electronics industry gathered once again in Poland's modern and vibrant capital, bringing another Evertiq Expo season to a close.

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October 27, 2026
US component distributor A2 Global Electronics + Solutions has achieved AS9100 certification. The certification expands the quality management framework supporting the company's value-added services, including BGA reballing, for customers in aviation, space and defence.

October 27, 2026
Intel has agreed to acquire Classiq, an Israeli developer of quantum computing software. The deal would combine Classiq’s software with Intel’s own silicon spin qubits and manufacturing, turning Intel’s quantum computing group into a full-stack business.

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October 27, 2026
Nexperia’s third-quarter revenue rose 9.3% from the previous quarter to USD 389 million. The Dutch chipmaker is rebuilding its business without its Chinese subsidiaries, which it no longer controls.

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October 27, 2026
Infineon will invest around EUR 1.1 billion by 2034 to set up high-volume production of gallium nitride (GaN) power semiconductors on 300mm wafers at its site in Villach, Austria. According to the company, it will be the first high-volume GaN fab of its kind in the world, with production scheduled to start by the end of 2027.

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October 27, 2026
Together, the companies intend to develop integrated power generation and electrification solutions capable of serving both 60 Hz and 50 Hz markets, including deployment in data centers.

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October 26, 2026
Traditionally, introducing a new product or product variant requires a physical prototype before optical inspection processes can be prepared and trained for quality control. The new approach moves more of that work into the virtual world.

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