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Accelerated Designs, The Future of PCB, and Everything In-Between

January is often a month for reflecting and looking forward at the same time. President of EMA Design Automation sat down with Mike Buetow, xx, to talk about the recent Accelerated Designs spin-off announcement, the value of CAD neutrality, and why he is so bullish on the future of our industry. Listen to the full interview below.

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