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This weeks edition of Global Insight
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January 1, 2026
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Dear Global Insight reader –
Today’s edition marks the final issue of Global Insight in its current format. We thank you for being part of Global Insight’s readership for 10+ years. We’re working to refresh the format and delivery, but will continue to keep you up to date on the latest electronics industry news and information.
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Featured Content
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The Trump administration’s American AI Exports Program is an opportunity to modernize and expand the industrial base that supports artificial intelligence, but only if the U.S. builds out the full “silicon-to-systems” supply chain that makes AI computing possible.
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Industry News
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The Global Electronics Association welcomed the European Parliament’s approval on December 16 of the omnibus package on sustainability reporting and due diligence (Omnibus I), concluding months of negotiations among the Parliament, the Council of Europe, and the European Commission.
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In an interview, Gaurab Majumdar, Vice President, ASEAN, India, Middle East & Africa, at the Global Electronics Association, speaks with of TimesTech on the Association’s expanded global mandate, and India’s growing role in electronics manufacturing.
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The European Chemicals Agency has released guidelines and an extensive mapping of PFAS uses to support stakeholders participating in the consultation process on the draft opinion of the Committee for Socio-Economic Analysis regarding PFAS restrictions.
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This white paper examines the evolution, implementation challenges, and future trajectory of AI in electronics design, emphasizing how innovation, validation, and human oversight must evolve together.
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As the 2026 review of the U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) approaches, U.S. policymakers have a rare chance to reinforce a North American partnership that drives our shared competitiveness, resilience, and long-term growth.
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The Global Electronics Association invites designers, engineers, researchers, and product‐development leaders to attend the 2nd Pan-European Electronics Design Conference (PEDC), taking place 21-22 January 2026 in Prague.
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The Global Electronics Association is urging the European Commission to expand the scope of the EU Chips Act, warning that the current focus on semiconductor fabrication alone leaves Europe exposed to significant supply chain vulnerabilities for critical European industries.
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PCB manufacturing is approaching a pivotal moment across the global electronics supply chain.
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Northern Mexico’s manufacturing landscape is facing new policy-related pressures with direct implications for the electronics industry.
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