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EPSNews’ charter is to empower, inform and connect professionals in the electronics design, manufacturing and supply chain community by providing critical business and corporate news, research data and other intelligence about the industry. In addition to news coverage and feature articles on topics of interest to the industry, EPSNews also connects all parts and players in the industry via a vibrant online community. Extensive coverage of all segments of the industry is provided by editors and industry experts focused on the following subject areas: economy, government and industry rules and regulations, purchasing and manufacturing strategies, contract manufacturing, distribution, logistics, software development, and component manufacturing and trends with a focus on interconnects, passives and electromechanical devices. Source
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| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesWhy Purchase from the Authorized Supply Chain
Did you know authorized distributors accounted for just 25-29% of global semiconductor revenue in 2022, with most sourcing coming from non-authorized channels? These non-authorized channels make up the “gray market.” Unauthorized or ‘gray market’ semiconductor distributors function without official agreements with original component manufacturers (OCMs). They often obtain products through various channels, such as excess inventory, outdated stock, or counterfeit devices.
Arrow and Dukosi Partnership on Battery Management
CENTENNIAL, Colo.—Arrow Electronics, a global technology solutions provider, has announced a distribution agreement with Dukosi Ltd., an Edinburgh, Scotland-based innovator in battery monitoring technology. The partnership aims to expand the availability of advanced battery management systems and address the increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions.
Supply Chain Chiefs Should Seize Tariff Volatility
As businesses grapple with the most significant tariff changes in half a century, supply chain leaders are encouraged to view this volatility not as a threat, but as a catalyst for strategic advantage. According to a new analysis from Gartner, companies that proactively adapt and invest in their operations can emerge as winners in this era of trade uncertainty.
ASML Sales and Profit Soar on AI Demand
ASML Holding NV, a leading manufacturer of chip-making equipment, has reported a record-breaking fourth quarter in 2024. Total net sales reached €9.3 billion, and net income was €2.7 billion. Bookings also soar past expectations to €7.09 billion, up from €2.63 billion in Q3. This performance significantly surpassed the company’s guidance and analyst predictions. It was driven by robust demand for its advanced lithography systems, especially those used in producing artificial intelligence (AI) chips.
Deepseek Ripple Effect on AI and Supply Chain
Deepseek AI breakthrough sparks market disruption, challenges chip supply chain dominance as China’s innovative ecosystem fuels advancements, raising questions about the future of AI development, shifting focus toward efficiency and open source. Over the last two years, the tech industry has enjoyed an insatiable appetite for Nvidia’s chips, but it has now been dealt a harsh reality check.
SK Hynix Soars to Record Profits Amid AI Boom
South Korean memory-chip maker SK Hynix has reported record quarterly and annual results, driven by strong demand for its high-bandwidth memory (HBM) products used in artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The company’s success arose from its leading position in the HBM market, where it supplies advanced memory chips to AI chip giant Nvidia and others.
U.S. Rare Earth Predicament
For decades, the United States has increasingly relied on China for a vast array of critical minerals, a strategic vulnerability now threatening national security and economic stability. This dependence, particularly on rare earth elements, has placed the U.S. in a precarious position as China wields its dominance in the sector as a strategic tool. The Trump administration faces the daunting task of breaking this reliance and securing a reliable supply of these essential materials.
Fiore Retires, Wincel Steps In at ISM
The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) has announced the retirement of Timothy R. Fiore, CPSM, CPM, the esteemed chair of the ISM’s Manufacturing PMI Panel since 2017. Fiore’s departure marks the end of an era of significant contributions to supply management and the ISM’s Report On Business. His leadership has been instrumental in shaping the Manufacturing PMI into a widely respected economic indicator. Jeffrey P.
Altium Acquires AI Supply Chain Part Analytics
Altium, a global leader in electronics design systems, has finalized its acquisition of Part Analytics, a Milwaukee-based company specializing in AI-powered supply chain management. The strategic move will enhance Altium’s cloud-based platform, Altium 365, and mark a significant step towards establishing an open electronics system design and lifecycle management platform.
EU & Mexico Ink Trade Agreement Amid Trump
The European Union (EU) and Mexico have finalized a revamped trade agreement to bolster their economic ties and fortify supply chains, particularly in the face of potential protectionist measures from the incoming Trump administration. The deal concluded on Friday, just days before Donald Trump’s inauguration, signifies a strategic move by both parties to mitigate the impact of anticipated tariffs.