Made in America, by robots
August 21, 2012
There was a sliver of good news last week for Americans concerned about the flight of electronics manufacturing to Asia. IPC, a trade group that represents printed circuit board manufacturers and other electronics firms, reported that electronics manufacturing operations with a total value of at least $2.5 billion are expected to be "on-shored" (brought back to North America) in the next three years.
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