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SINGAPORE -- Solectron Corp. today opened a facility dedicated to manufacturing medical products such as  high-performance liquid chromatographs and fluidics subassemblies.

The Singapore Medical Center of Excellence is sited in Chai Chee, Singapore's Techno Park, and employs staff who have worked at leading medical OEMs.
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GREENVILLE, SC -- Kemet Corp. today announced a definitive agreement to purchase the tantalum capacitor business of Epcos AG for $101.9 million. The deal is expected to close next spring, subject to standard closing conditions and receipt of required regulatory approvals. Read more ...
Shropshire, UK – UK Manufacturers may get another six-month reprieve to implement the EU’s WEEE legislation, if a report from B2B Compliance proves true.
 
According to the report, the government is considering a proposal to delay the legislation until June 2006, with producer responsibility commencing in January 2007.
 
As yet, however, no further delays have been posted on the Department of Trade and Industry’s Website. Last August, the DTI announced that responsibility would not commence until June 2006, pushing back the deadline (originally, Aug. 15, 2005, then delayed to January 2006) due to insufficient preparations.
San Francisco, CA - Design Chain Associates and EPTAC Corp. will continue its one-day seminar series, "Thriving in a RoHS/WEEE Environment," throughout the U.S. in 2006.
 
The seminar will cover the EU directives and add all new information on this continuously evolving issue, including insights into new alloys, explanations of China RoHS, supplier updates, reliability updates and more.
 
This seminar is designed for OEMs, distributors, contract manufacturers and outsource design and manufacturing firms. It is geared toward executive management that needs to determine strategic direction as well as anyone involved in the implementation and execution of the required changes to conform and thrive. Teams are urged to attend since environmental compliance impacts many groups.
 
The course will provide information in seven fundamental areas impacted by the environmental laws, including EU's Thematic Strategies to Japan's new legislation; business environment; resources; business processes; DfE; manufacturing processes; and equipment.
 
Future dates include:
 
San Diego                 February 14
San Jose                  February 16
Boston                     March 7
Atlanta                    March 9
Austin                      April 11
Dallas                       April 13
Minneapolis              May 4
Chicago                   June 8
BANNOCKBURN, IL The IPC has commissioned a history of the past 50 years of electronics manufacturing.

The book is due to be published in early 2007, on the anniversary of the trade group's founding in 1957.

Mike Martel of MMC Inc. has been tapped to put the book together. He is seeking input, including recollections and perspectives about milestones and notable developments. Contact Martel at mmc@mmc-marketing.com, mmcmarketing@gmail.com, 401-254-1473. Read more ...
Irving, TX – EMS provider Elcoteq received the Frost & Sullivan 2005 Customer Service Leadership Award for providing customers with value-added services.
 
“Elcoteq is the only EMS company that focuses on communications technology including WiMAX, and is evolving constantly to serve its customers better from a technology point of view,” said F&S research analyst Vinoth Praveen Premkumar. “The company’s deep understanding and competency in communications technology fosters its expertise in defining and manufacturing products.”
 
The award is given each year to a company that has demonstrated excellence in customer services within its industry. It recognizes responsiveness to customer needs and continuous focus on long- and short-term customer profitability goals. Recipients are acknowledged for flexibility in tailoring service offerings to suit customers’ business needs.

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