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An Active, Growing PCB Industry Tilts Toward High-Complexity Leaders

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By Mike Carano, Thiago Guimarães
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Recent PCB market conditions point to an industry that is active and still expanding in important segments. Demand tied to AI infrastructure, servers, high-layer-count multilayer boards, HDI, ADAS, and defense-related programs remains an important driver of the market. These segments are helping sustain momentum even as conditions in other areas remain more mixed.
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Industry Intelligence Insights February 2026

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By Thiago Guimarães
| electronics.org
This final Industry Intelligence Insights edition transitions ongoing coverage to the Global Electronics Association Substack channel. AI-driven electronics and capital goods lead growth while broader goods manufacturing remains under pressure globally. Recent data highlight strong AI infrastructure demand across South Korea and Taiwan through exports, production, and GDP growth.
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Industry Intelligence Insights January 2026

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By Thiago Guimarães
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U.S. economic growth remains resilient, but manufacturing continues contracting under tariffs, high input costs, and weakened domestic and export demand. U.S. manufacturing PMIs show sustained contraction, declining employment, weak new orders, and margin pressure despite modest production stabilization. Eurozone manufacturing weakened further, with falling orders, rising input costs, persistent employment declines, and tariffs intensifying pessimism.
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