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EL SEGUNDO, CA Global shipments of HD set-top boxes, camcorders, DVD players and video-game consoles are expected to triple from 2008 to 2012, as HD becomes the ubiquitous video standard worldwide, according to iSuppli Corp.

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LOS ALTOS, CA – Global electronics equipment production is predicted to fall 11.9% this year, with military electronics is the only major equipment sector expected to grow during 2009, according to a leading tech analyst’s monthly report. Read more ...

EL SEGUNDO, CANokia’s decision to move production in-house will rob the EMS industry of more than $5 billion in revenues, according to iSuppli.

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HORTEN, NORWAY -- Top 40 EMS firm Kitron will close its plant here and lay off 15 employees, according to published reports.

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LIMERICK, IRELAND -- Flextronics will cut the last 150 jobs at its plant in Limerick by year-end, according to reports. Read more ...

TWEEDBANK, SCOTLAND -- Plexus will open a 25,000 sq. ft. manufacturing site here and with a staff of up to 50 once the plant goes live later this year. 

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MONTREAL -- The global market for electronics manufacturing services will grow at an 8.5% CAGR through 2014, according to new market research.

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MINNEAPOLIS, MN – The SMTA is soliciting applications for the Charles Hutchins Educational Grant from graduate-level student members of the SMTA pursuing a degree and working on thesis research in electronic assembly, electronics packaging, or a related field.  Read more ...

HELSINKI -- Nokia Corp. became the second major telecom provider to announce plans to pull in certain assembly programs from its EMS partners.

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WASHINGTON -- A House committee has approved a funding bill for research into ways to cut electronics waste and mitigate its environmental impact.

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COLONIE, NY -- PVA will relocate its US operations by July to a 115,000 sq. ft. facility here, approximately 5 miles south of the old site.

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ARMONK, NY -- IBM will lay off 5,000 workers in its services divisions in the US, the Wall Street Journal reported today, citing an IBM manager.

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