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AUSTIN, TX -- 3M Electronics Materials launched a new copper-polyimide substrate designed to hold LED chips without adhesive.

Read more: New 3M Substrate Enables Adhesiveless LED Chip Package

SPRINGFIELD, VTM. E. Baker has named Chemcut exclusive parts and service provider of its horizontal conveyorized wet-processing equipment.

Read more: M. E. Baker Names Chemcut Exclusive Parts, Service Provider

Sony and Panasonic recently announced their decision to terminate OLED Organic Light-Emission Diode Television (OLED) businesses. Panasonic also announced that it will sell the whole OLED TV business to Japan Display.

Read more: Is OLED TV In Our Future?

WASHINGTON -- The head of the National Association of Manufacturers blasted the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed standard for existing power plants.

“As users of one-third of the energy produced in the United States, manufacturers rely on secure and affordable energy to compete in a tough global economy, and recent gains are largely due to the abundance of energy we now enjoy," NAM president and CEO Jay Timmons said in a statement.

Read more: NAM Takes Aim at EPA Energy Proposal

SAN FRANCISCO — “Technology in the marketplace has advanced over the years to change the way we live.

Read more: July Mfg. Summit to Explore Complex Technology Challenges, Solutions

GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- T-Tech, Inc. and The Geek Group announced a joint agreement to offer an equipped facility for rapid PCB design, verification and fabrication aimed at hobbyists. Under terms of the agreement, The Geek Group will install a T-Tech’s QCJ5 series Quick Circuit System and related PCB prototyping software at its 43,000 sq. ft. facility here.  The Geek Group is a member-based organization that provides access to technology and engineers to entrepreneurs and hobbyists.

Read more: T-Tech, Geek Group Team on PCB Prototypes for Hobbyists

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