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ROGERS, CT -- Rogers Corp. today announced second-quarter sales at its Printed Circuit Materials business unit rose 12.5% from last year to $45.6 million on strong demand for high-frequency PCB materials for telecom base stations and automotive safety sensors. Overall net sales were up 6.5% year-over-year to $132.5 million, in line with the company's May 14 guidance of $129 million to $134 million.

Read more: Laminates Demand Boosts Rogers' Q2 Sales

TOKYO -- Matt Aoki, former president of Toshiba Chemical, has updated a pair of charts showing the applications of various types of high-end printed circuit boards.

Read more: Buildup Board Type Applications Revealed in New Charts

HAVERHILL, MADKN Research now provides high-density thick film silver circuits, along with a screen printing process for printable and flexible electronics.

Read more: DKN Develops Screen Printing Process for Fine Line Silver Conductors

RICHMOND, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- Omni Circuit Boards has successfully designed and built an aluminum monometal wire-bonded circuit board. The prototype, designed and manufactured for use in a D-Wave Systems quantum supercomputer, reportedly permits superconductivity and operation in low temperatures just above absolute zero.

Read more: Fabricator Produces Al Trace PCB for Quantum Computing Applications

IRVINE, CA -- Multi-Fineline Electronix reported preliminary fiscal third-quarter net sales would fall short of company guidance on lower handset sales.

Read more: Mobility Slowdown Hurting MFlex's Sales

NEW YORK -- A New York based labor rights group is again going after Apple for violations at its subcontractors' factories. What's notable this time is the China Labor Watch has turned its attention to Pegatron.

Read more: Rights Group Finds Numerous Violations at Pegatron Plants

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