Microboards Technology is a Chanhassen, Minnesota-based manufacturer specializing in optical disc duplication, printing, and publishing equipment. Founded in 1989 as the international division of a Japanese CD-engineering firm, the company grew into a leading provider of CD, DVD, and Blu-ray production hardware for studios, labels, and media professionals. In 2000, Microboards acquired Champion Duplicators to expand its manufacturing capabilities.

The company's product line includes automated disc publishers such as the MX Disc Publisher and the GX-1, standalone duplicators like the DX-1, and dedicated disc printers including the Print Factory Pro. Microboards also develops PrintWrite, a disc publishing software suite designed to work with its hardware for batch duplication and label printing. Their equipment is widely used in music production environments where physical media runs are needed, and their products are carried by major music gear retailers including Sweetwater and Musician's Friend.