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Some Final Words

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By Barbara Jorgensen
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This is my final blog for EPSNews – as of Dec. 31, I’m retiring from EPSNews/AspenCore Media. For more years than I care to mention, I’ve been covering the electronics distribution and supply chain industries for publications that harken all the way back to Cahners Publishing in Newton Corner, Mass. My first paying journalism job was at a local community newspaper group in Dedham, Mass.
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Transforming Chip Engineering & the Supply Chain

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By Barbara Jorgensen
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Digital twins are among the technologies, such as AI, that will revolutionize the supply chain and adjacent electronics market segments. EPSNews recently connected with distinguished industry expert Rupal Jain to explore the transformative potential of digital twin technology in semiconductors, chip engineering and supply chain management. EPSNews: We have a general idea how digital twins work, but how are they applied in the supply chain and in related operations?
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Components Channel: Good Riddance, 2024

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By Barbara Jorgensen
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The electronics components industry is ending the year on a down note, according to the ECIA’s November Electronic Components Sales Trend (ECST) survey. The December outlook for most component categories reached the lowest level since the period between December 2023 to February 2024, according to ECIA Chief Analyst Dale Ford. All are below the 100-point index threshold between growth and contraction.
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