With roots tracing to 1824 and Great Britain's shipbuilding industry, the modern-day Laird has a significantly different focus. Around the world, Laird enables and protects billions of electronic devices from harmful heat, disruptive electromagnetic interference, or both, as well as adding to the structural integrity of those devices. Various acquisitions of Laird Ltd., the former parent firm, and the creation over many decades of a variety of divisions increasingly pointed Laird’s leaders to the attractiveness of growing markets engaged in high-performance electronics. Trends in electronic design (more power, more heat, greater design density) bode well for solutions engineered by Laird.
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With roots tracing to 1824 and Great Britain's shipbuilding industry, the modern-day Laird has a significantly different focus. Around the world, Laird enables and protects billions of electronic devices from harmful heat, disruptive electromagnetic interference, or both, as well as adding to the structural integrity of those devices. Various acquisitions of Laird Ltd., the former parent firm, and the creation over many decades of a variety of divisions increasingly pointed Laird’s leaders to the attractiveness of growing markets engaged in high-performance electronics. Trends in electronic design (more power, more heat, greater design density) bode well for solutions engineered by Laird.
