Qnity Electronics, a US technology solutions provider across the semiconductor value chain, inaugurated its Laird Technologies innovation center on Dec 23 at Xinzhuang Industrial Park in Shanghai's Minhang district.

The new center will focus on the Asia-Pacific market, accelerating technology transformation and application while supporting future advancements in electronic materials.

As part of Qnity's global operations, Laird has long specialized in developing and manufacturing electromagnetic interference shielding materials and thermal interface materials.

Its products serve sectors, including consumer electronics, telecommunications, automotive, and healthcare.

Located within Laird's Xinzhuang manufacturing facility, the center integrates four core functional areas: a customer experience center, an application laboratory, a customer solution enablement center, and a precision testing laboratory.

Together, these facilities create a comprehensive service loop covering requirement alignment, research and development, application verification, and technical support.

The customer experience center uses immersive interactive platforms to showcase the value of advanced electronic materials in real-world scenarios.

The application laboratory is equipped with industry-leading simulation and testing equipment to accelerate the product transition from design to verification.

The customer solution enablement center supports material performance validation, process optimization, and risk reduction in complex systems.

The precision testing laboratory ensures product quality and reliability through high-standard testing, while supporting cutting-edge R&D.

Through open and collaborative innovation, the center aims to help customers and industry chain partners shorten innovation cycles and enhance product competitiveness.

Its launch represents both a major step in Qnity's technological advancement and a strategic commitment to localized R&D, rapid market response, and customer-centric growth.

Source: Minhang district government