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Philip Stoten

London
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Journalist and marketeer covering the global electronic supply chain with a passion for #wearables #IoT #Innovation
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India's Moment Is Different This Time. Here's Why.

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By Gaurab Majumdar, Philip Stoten
| electronics.org
Key Summary India’s electronics manufacturing momentum is real, with output near US$142B and a target of US$300B+ by 2030. India is moving beyond assembly, investing in components, standards, certifications and deeper supply chain capability. Global electronics companies should look seriously at India now for sourcing, investment, market growth and supply chain resilience.
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Stop lobbying, start listening: Better policy begins with a conversation

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By Philip Stoten
| Evertiq
By Philip Stoten That gap is the problem worth talking about, because closing it is the difference between an industry that is listened to politely and one that helps shape the policy that governs it. For years, the relationship between our industry and government has run mostly in one direction. The sector asks, government listens, and occasionally something happens. It is advocacy as broadcast, a wish list handed over in the hope that someone acts on it.
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Europe's PCB comeback is colliding with a supply chain that isn't ready

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By Philip Stoten
| Evertiq
By Philip Stoten The scale of the erosion is stark. As Vytautas pointed out, Europe had more than 600 PCB factories and around 20 laminate manufacturers twenty years ago. Today there are fewer than 150 PCB makers, with roughly 30 factories generating more than 70 percent of the market. More critically, Europe is now down to a single laminate manufacturer. As he put it, we didn't lose demand, we lost capacity. That distinction matters, because demand is exactly what is now surging back.
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