April/May 2023 Business Briefs Data I/O Partners with Nuvoton
REDMOND, WA — Data I/O Corporation has partnered with Nuvo- ton Technology Corporation Japan to enable security deployment services for Nuvoton’s M2354 series-based IoT security microcon- troller (MCU) using Data I/O’s SentriX® platform. The collaboration enables OEMs designing solutions such as building automation, me- tering, medical, and many other applications with high-security re- quirements to simplify the deployment of IoT security using Data I/O’s SentriX Product Creator™ software tool. Web:
www.dataio.com/SentriX
Datest Signs PIT Equipment Services
FREMONT, CA —Datest has announced a representative agreement with PIT Equipment Services, LLC, on the East Coast of the United States. Don Dennison will represent Datest in the states of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia. PIT began in 1988 with a mission to assist electronics companies in the New York, New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania metropolitan areas. Web:
www.datest.com
SCHURTER Receives Japanese
PSE-JET Approval SANTA ROSA, CA — SCHURTER product family types UMZ 250, UMF 250, UMK 250 according to IEC 60127-4 have received the Japan- ese PSE-Jet approval. The newly marked packaging will be rolled out the first week of April 2023, date code 2314 or higher on the label. SCHURTER offers a wide range of circuit protection solutions for mounting directly on the circuit board. The fuse families UMF 250, and UMT 250 provide overcurrent and short circuit protection in primary and secondary circuits for a wide range of applications. Web:
www.schurter.com
ROCKA to Rep actnano in S. America
QUERETARO, MEXICO — ROCKA Solutions has finalized an agree- ment to represent and distribute actnano’s products in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. actnano’s gel-state ANG coatings are designed to pro- tect electronics from damage due to harsh environmental conditions. They can be applied using coating equipment that is standard to any electronics manufacturing facility. ANG is a thin-film polymer that can be applied to an entire PCB, including the connectors. Web:
www.actnano.com
Critical Manufacturing Expands in
Malaysia to Support Southeast Asia PENANG, MALAYSIA — Critical Manufacturing, a subsidiary of ASMPT, has announced plans to expand into Malaysia. The compa- ny provides solutions for future-ready smart factories with a highly sophisticated, fully integrated, modular MES which offers strong da- ta management and analytics capabilities. This new investment in Malaysia provides support for Southeast Asia’s thriving high-tech manufacturing space and is part of the company’s overall objective to expand its international presence. Web:
www.criticalmanufacturing.com
CalcuQuote Expands into Canada
DALLAS, TX — CalcuQuote has partnered with JW Corporation, al- lowing Jason Wahba to represent CalcuQuote’s portfolio of supply chain solutions throughout Canada. Founded in 2017, JW Corpora- tion saw a need for a fresh and innovative representation organiza- tion in Canada. CalcuQuote optimizes supply chain operations by en- abling customers to make more informed decisions, work faster, be more accurate, and ultimately, more competitive. Web:
www.calcuquote.com
Vermes Forms Subsidiary in Vietnam
MUNICH, GERMANY — Vermes Microdispensing has formed a new subsidiary located in Bac Ninh, Vietnam. The area is home to sever- al industrial parks with numerous manufacturers from the electron- ics, semiconductor, telecommunications, automotive, and other in- dustries. The establishment completes VERMES’ branch strategy in the ASEAN region. Web:
www.vermes.com
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