Boston, MA - June 3, 2026 - GreenSource Fabrication today announced that it will exhibit at IMS 2026, the IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS), taking place June 7–13, 2026, at the Thomas M. Menino Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston, Massachusetts.
GreenSource Fabrication will be exhibiting at Booth 12043, where attendees can learn more about the company’s advanced printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing capabilities and its work supporting high-performance applications across aerospace, defense, telecommunications, medical, industrial, RF, and microwave markets.
Recognized as the premier global event for microwave, RF, millimeter-wave, and high-frequency technologies, IMS brings together engineers, researchers, manufacturers, and technology leaders from around the world to explore emerging innovations and the future of advanced electronics.
GreenSource Fabrication’s participation reflects the company’s continued investment in supporting the next generation of high-reliability electronic systems. As demand for increasingly complex RF and microwave technologies grows across commercial and defense sectors, GreenSource remains focused on delivering precision manufacturing, engineering collaboration, and scalable production solutions that help customers bring advanced technologies from concept to deployment.
“IMS is one of the most important gatherings for the RF and microwave community, bringing together the innovators and engineers who are shaping the future of advanced electronics,” said Michael Gleason, Director of Strategic Growth at GreenSource Fabrication. “We’re excited to connect with customers, partners, and industry leaders to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the industry and to showcase the manufacturing expertise, technical capabilities, and collaborative approach that enable us to support some of the most demanding applications in the market.”
As a domestic manufacturing partner, GreenSource Fabrication continues to support customers developing mission-critical technologies that require high reliability, precision, and performance. The company’s expertise spans complex multilayer PCBs, RF and microwave circuits, controlled impedance designs, and advanced fabrication solutions for industries where quality and consistency are essential.
About GreenSource Fabrication
GreenSource Fabrication is a U.S.-based advanced manufacturer of printed circuit boards (PCBs), specializing in high-complexity production for aerospace, defense, telecommunications, medical, and next-generation electronic systems. Headquartered in Charlestown, New Hampshire, the company combines cutting-edge automation, precision engineering, and environmentally responsible manufacturing to deliver high-performance solutions from concept through production.
Known for its leadership in sustainable fabrication, GreenSource operates one of North America’s most advanced “green” PCB facilities, utilizing zero liquid discharge technology and closed-loop processes to minimize environmental impact. Through its commitment to innovation, quality, and collaboration, GreenSource Fabrication supports critical programs that advance national security and modern technology.
DTCD and DTCJ 1.27mm pitch SMT DIP switches provide address setting and configuration functions in space-constrained electronic designs. Available with Gullwing or J-bend terminations, the switches feature a 2.2mm profile and reduce PCB footprint requirements by up to 46% compared with 2.54mm pitch alternatives. Designed for automated SMT assembly, they support up to 1,000 mechanical cycles, operate from -40°C to +85°C, and are rated to 100mA at 50V with initial contact resistance of ≤100mΩ. Applications include industrial controls, communication systems, server hardware, consumer appliances and medical devices.
Atlanta, GA – ECIA has released its annual Top 50 Americas Authorized Distributors report on TrustedParts.com. This ECIA original study builds on nearly 5 years of data. Each year, ECIA Chief Analyst Dale Ford compiles this report from survey results, extensive research of public financial data, input from manufacturers and distributors, and web-based secondary research. Findings reflect both the research and Dale Ford’s deep understanding of the component channel.
“The latest ECIA Top 50 Americas Authorized Distributors report delivers encouraging news for the industry as overall revenues grew by 7.1% in 2025,” Dale explains in the preface to the report. “Revenues grew from $28.8 B in 2024 to $30.9 B in 2025. The data reveals that 80% of the top 50 distributors achieved revenue growth in 2025. Only four distributors among the top 30 saw revenues decline. The declines among this group were modest - between only -0.8% and -5.0%.
“The growth was experienced broadly across the component categories with six out of seven categories measured delivering growth in 2025. Power & Battery components were the only category to experience a decline in revenues.
Among end-markets, Aerospace/Military was the dominant driver of growth as it became the largest Americas market in 2025 with a 34.6% revenue growth in 2025. Furthermore, after many years of maintaining a strong number one position in end-market revenues, the Industrial Automation market dropped into 2nd place among end-markets as its revenue declined by -6.3%. Six out of eleven end-markets delivered growth in 2025.”
The research continues with the Global Top 50 Report scheduled for later this year. The report is available to all at TrustedParts.com.
NEEDHAM, MA – Global smartphone shipments grew 1.0% year-over-year in the second quarter, reaching 295.2 million units, according to preliminary data from IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker. The modest uptick comes despite persistent macroeconomic uncertainty and weaker-than-expected demand in China.
ATLANTA – In response to ECIA members and industry stakeholders, the Association’s Global Industry Practices Committee (GIPC) has established a working group to facilitate information sharing and impact mitigation strategies around tariff operations. This group will address process and strategic concerns including:
“We have spent the past few weeks collecting and digesting the input from our members about the most impactful areas where we can help member companies prepare for and adjust to new tariff realities,” commented Christine Wolnik, ECIA’s Vice President of Industry Practices. “At a breakout session during the ECIA Joint Council and GIPC meetings in Phoenix
and then at a subsequent all member webinar, we listened and took notes and then began recruiting experts to address this industry challenge.”
The Tariff Working Group will publish guidance documents, conduct webinars, and meet with commerce department officials as needed to confront the challenges as they arise while the administration’s trade policy changes are implemented.
Companies tentatively committed to these efforts include Arrow Electronics, Avnet, Digikey Electronics, Hirose Electric, Marsh Electronics, Master Electronics, Microchip, Molex, Onsemi, PUI Audio, Taiwan Semiconductor, TE Connectivity, TTI, Vishay, Waldom Electronics, World Micro and WPG Americas.
For more information about the GIPC and ECIA membership, visit www.ecianow.org.
About ECIA
The Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA) is made up of the leading electronic component manufacturers, their independent manufacturer representatives and authorized distributors. ECIA members share a common goal of promoting and improving the business environment for the authorized sale of electronic components. Comprised of a broad array of leaders and professionals representing all phases of the electronics components supply chain, ECIA is where business optimization, product authentication and industry advocacy come together. ECIA members develop industry guidelines and technical standards, as well as generate critical business intelligence. For more information, visit www.ecianow.org or call 678-393-9990.
MIAMI -- Element Solutions reported first quarter net sales at its electronics segment increased 13% to $394 million.