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BSU Updates High-Performance X-ray Inspection Capability BSU Inc., a growing EMS company, has updated its high-performance X-ray inspection capability with the installation of a Nikon XT V Series world-class X-ray and CT inspection system. In addition to inspecting many areas of SMT/PCB assemblies that are generally inaccessible to visual inspection, the new X-ray system will be used to inspect Ball Grid Array (BGA), leadless, and connector components to identify problems such as solder joint defects, shorts, opens, etc. In m...
Date Time UKAEA’s completes pilot project with industry to accelerate fusion development The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) has completed a pilot project working with five companies to tackle some of fusion energy’s most complex challenges. The initiative, called the ‘Fusion Innovation Challenge’, threw down the gauntlet to industry experts within UKAEA’s Engineering Design Services framework to develop technologies that can unlock fusion’s huge potential to supply sustainable energy in a net-zero future. Following the success of the pilot, UKAEA plans to open up more innovati...
BSU Expands to New Texas HQ BSU Inc., a growing EMS company founded in upstate New York more than 30 years ago, has recently expanded to Austin, Texas, establishing its headquarters and manufacturing in a new, more spacious facility. BSU Inc. was recently acquired by Ahmad and Cathy Chamseddine, two long-time entrepreneurs who have spent many years building technology companies into successful businesses within the greater Austin area. “BSU Inc.’s new campus is strategically relocated in the center of the country to bet...
OBJECTIONS have been made against plans to build business units at the Abermule Business Park. In November 2020, Powys County Council (PCC) submitted the application to build nine units at the business park which is at the edge of the village, and where a Bulking recycle facility is being built. This followed a consultation period during September and October. The application does differ from the outline planning application for six units which was approved along with the Bulking recycle facility in August 2018. Abermule with Llandyssil Community Council discussed the proposal at...