Kimball Electronics Reports Q3 Results: Double Digit Sequential Medical Sales Growth
Company affirms guidance for fiscal 2026 with adjusted operating margin expected at high end of range. JASPER, Ind. — Kimball Electronics, Inc. (Nasdaq: KE) announced financial results for the third quarter ended March 31, 2026. • Revenue of $352.9 million, a sequential increase of 3.4% compared to Q2; Sales in the medical vertical increased 10.2% […]
Estonian Electronics Manufacturer Jotel Invests in Production Despite Market Uncertainty
Although signs of slowdown are visible across the manufacturing sector and order volumes remain volatile, electronics manufacturer Jotel has started the year with growth and increased investments in production capacity and quality. According to Imre Jõgi, Head of Sales and New Product Introduction at Jotel, market conditions have become noticeably more unstable in recent months. […]
Keysight and CATARC New Energy Vehicle Inspection Center Expand Strategic Collaboration to Advance Charging Test Technologies
Joint Innovation Laboratory strengthens charging validation, standards development, and global compliance for new energy vehicles Keysight Technologies, Inc. has announced an expanded strategic collaboration with China Automotive Technology and Research Center (CATARC) New Energy Vehicle Inspection Center, marked by the establishment of a Joint Innovation Laboratory for Charging Test Technology. This collaboration aims to accelerate innovation […]
Omdia: 22% of European telcos active in D2D satellite as market moves to early commercialization
LONDON: Satellite direct to device (D2D) connectivity is moving from concept to early commercialization in Europe, according to new research from Omdia. While the market remains at an early stage, momentum is building: as of March 2026, more than one fifth (22%) of European mobile network operators have launched, are trialing, or have announced D2D satellite […]
Conformal Coating Process Control and Selection Guide for Next Generation Products
Conformal coating contributes to product quality and performance, but it’s typically viewed as a process that tolerates sufficient results – or “good enough.” That view is changing as more advanced and diverse electronic products enter the consumer marketplace. This article from Nordson Electronics Solutions’ excellent Blog provides some guidelines.