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Editor's Note


EPTECH shows across Canada kick off tomorrow (April 16th) in Richmond Hill ON. Don't miss out on the keynote address, which covers the impact of U.S. tariffs on the Canadian electronics industry. Our speaker is Avinash Persaud of ventureLAB at 11 am - Stephen Law, Editor - EP&T Magazine

NEWS

US moves ahead on tariffs with investigations into computer chips

Probe includes assessing the potential for U.S. domestic production of semiconducts to meet U.S. demand » Read More...

Nvidia plans to manufacture AI chips in the US for the first time

Nvidia announced that it will produce its artificial intelligence super computers in the United States for the first time. » Read More...

Special event caters to manufacturing businesses considering sale or transition

SUCCESSion 2025 will be held on May 21st at the Universal Event Space in Vaughan » Read More...

FEATURE

ROI pressure is real, AI burnout doesn’t have to be

How engineering leaders can drive sustainable success amongst their teams » Read More...

PRODUCTS

Tactile switches deliver soft sound feedback

LITTELFUSE KSC XA Series Soft Sound Tactile Switches serves as a key solution for applications requiring quiet, reliable tactile feedback. » Read More...

1-slot 3U OpenVPX backplane delivers 100GbE SOSA development

PIXUS TECHNOLOGIES 3U OpenVPX backplane comes in a 1-slot size with a VITA 67.3c cutout and can support SOSA(R) aligned slot profiles » Read More...

Imperium thermal chuck, socket adapter connects 45 x 37.5mm IC

IRONWOOD ELECTRONICS Imperium Thermal Chuck and Socket Adapter for 45 x 37.5mm IC Device Connect adapter plate » Read More...

Diodes have ultra-low capacitance and insertion loss

NEXPERIA 2- and 3-pin FC-LGA diodes have ultra-low capacitance (<0.25pF) and insertion loss (-3dB at 14.6GHz) » Read More...

EVENTS

EPTECH Toronto - April 16th

Registration & Parking are free Keynote on Tariffs is at 11 a.m. Show Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. » Read More...

DiscoveryX 2025 - April 16 – 17th

Enercare Centre in Toronto » Read More...

Chips North Executive Summit - April 29 - 30

Hosted at Brookstreet Hotel – Ottawa ON » Read More...