PCD&F

Arxis acquired StratEdge, a manufacturer of specialized semiconductor packages for aerospace, defense, medical and industrial applications.

AT&S and Marvell Technology expanded their collaboration to support next-generation AI infrastructure.

Gold Circuit Electronics plans to invest approximately $436 million in a new PCB manufacturing plant at Taiwan’s Zhongli Industrial Park.

Morimaru raised $15 million to develop chip-based passive components for AI networks.

TracXon is scaling production of hybrid printed electronics and flexible circuits using an additive manufacturing process.End of article content 

CA

Absolute EMS installed a Pillarhouse Jade S-200 MKII selective soldering system at its Santa Clara, CA, facility.

Aimtron Electronics secured a pilot order from Curtiss-Wright for electronics manufacturing and engineering services.

Aimtron’s US arm reported $11 million in orders.

AMC Robotics plans to enter trial production at its Vietnam manufacturing facility buildout, which is targeting $30 million in annual production capacity.

Arch Systems secured $30 million from Vistara Growth to accelerate its agentic AI manufacturing intelligence platform.

Escatec established in-house BPA-free plastic component manufacturing at its Johor Bahru facility.

Microscreen and AGI Corporation launched the Microscreen AGI Alliance.

Miltronik invested in a Yamaha Robotics YRi-V 3D AOI system.

Neoway Technology partnered with Zetwerk for made-in-India IoT manufacturing, including SMT production.

OSI Systems received approximately $8 million in orders for electronic assemblies used in test and measurement solutions.

Pillarhouse USA appointed BRL Marketing & Sales as its manufacturers’ representative for Illinois and Wisconsin.

Promex Industries added a Koh Young Zenith Alpha 3D AOI system.

Renesas opened a physical AI and robotics laboratory in Beijing.

Scanfil implemented a fully automated electronics testing cell at its Wutha, Germany, production facility.

Seho Systems named NMTronics its distributor in India.

SK Hynix is reportedly in discussions with Intel to manufacture memory chips in the United States.

YFore opened a US manufacturing facility in Georgia.End of article content