SETTING THE BENCHMARK

A recent article by the Financial Times titled "UK brain monitoring start-up goes from teenage idea to $100mn funding" details the London-based company CoMind, a medical technology startup developing a noninvasive brain monitoring device. The article highlights Benchmark as CoMind's development and...

Benchmark has completed the delivery of 24 Mobile Vehicle Surveillance Systems with Radar (MVSS-R) to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on time and budget. These advanced platforms enhance border security and situational awareness in complex...

Benchmark has announced the successful completion of its role in manufacturing and testing the Aurora exascale supercomputer, developed in partnership with Intel for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory. As the first exascale system at Argonne, Aurora will serve the...

Benchmark has officially broken ground on its fifth facility in Penang, Malaysia, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and growth in the region. The new facility, spanning over 250,000 square feet, will enhance Benchmark’s capacity to serve Benchmark Precision Technology customers in...

In a recent piece by Manufacturing Dive, the article “Why Arizona is Becoming a Chipmaking Hub” explores the significant strides Arizona is making in the semiconductor manufacturing industry. The piece highlights how major investments are transforming the region into a critical hub for...

Electronic circuits are growing smarter while shrinking in size and processing increasingly faster digital signals. Designing printed circuit boards (PCBs) for high-speed digital (HSD) circuits is as difficult as manufacturing those circuits. But for engineers aiming for miniaturized,...

Benchmark CTO Jan Janick is a respected leader with over 30 years of directing high-performance multicultural product development teams. He currently guides our global engineering teams, partnering with some of the world's leading innovators.

Circuit features shrink with increasing frequencies, requiring designers of printed circuit boards (PCBs) to be creative at millimeter wave frequencies. Manufacturing PCBs with such minute transmission lines and circuit characteristics is also challenging. However, the demand for millimeter wave...

Antennas are critical components for wireless communications networks, as many have learned for Fifth Generation (5G) systems, and they will be just as important when those systems morph into the Sixth Generation (6G). A number of leading OEMs have developed many innovative antenna designs for 5G,...

As the world welcomes Fifth Generation (5G) wireless networks and technology, the engineers at Benchmark are readying for what lies ahead in Sixth Generation (6G) networks. In a new article, “Sixth Generation Networks Push New Boundaries”, appearing in the digital editions of Electronic Design and ...

Supply chain remains a hot topic as many parts, materials, and components remain in shortage. Navigating these supply chain constraints takes a great deal of future forecasting, planning, and strategically aligning suppliers within proximity to service providers and their customers.