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THE LEAD
iRobot’s Chapter 11 filing and planned acquisition by its manufacturing partner PICEA Robotics arrives alongside Vietnam’s rollout of new tax-incentive criteria for electronics projects.
TECH NEWS
Texas Instruments, Intel, AMD, and Mouser Electronics are facing lawsuits alleging their microchips ended up in Russian and Iranian weapons.
MIT researchers have demonstrated a method for fabricating a second layer of transistors directly on top of finished dies, offering a new pathway to boost chip density without shrinking process nodes.
Researchers reporting at IEDM 2025 say a long-assumed flaw in organic thin-film transistors, contact energy barriers, can actually stabilize current flow when precisely controlled.
Mycronic releases GenI generative AOI programming.
PCEA reports that PCB East 2026 exhibition space is more than 70% booked and on track to sell out, with the event moving to the DCU Center in Worcester for its April 28–May 1 conference and April 29 exhibition.
Entries for Circuits Assembly's 2026 NPI Awards, recognizing innovations in electronics assembly equipment, material and software, are due Dec. 19.
Cencorp debuts 1500 OF EVO 2 odd-form placement machine.
ASMPT launches SIPLACE V placement platform.
ASYS shows VEGO GenS Handler.
Mirtec shows TAL 3D Scan.
Mycronic launches MYPro A41DX, A41SX placement machines.
PCB West 2026 booth sales are now open to all exhibitors, with more than 60 percent of the floor already reserved following early access for returning companies.
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Mycronic unveils BA 01 small dot jet printing ejector.
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