Mouser shipping Ezurio Bluetooth LE modules
Mouser Electronics is now shipping the new Sona NX611 Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth LE modules from Ezurio. The NX611 features Ezurio’s latest premium
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Inova Semiconductors among Europe’s fastest growing companies
Inova Semiconductors is one of the 1,000 fastest growing companies in Europe. This is according to the ninth edition of the annual ‘Europe’s
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Smith to exhibit at Hardware Pioneers Max 2025
Smith, a global distributor of electronic components and semiconductors, announces its debut at Hardware Pioneers Max 2025 on Wednesday, April 23rd, and Thursday,
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Arrow Electronics & Ohmite announce distribution agreement
Arrow Electronics and Ohmite have established a distribution agreement that will expand the reach of Ohmite’s power resistor solutions to Arrow’s global customer
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Wireless Logic acquires Arqia
Wireless Logic, a global IoT solutions provider, has acquired Arqia, Brazil’s largest independent authorised MVNO. This acquisition marks an important milestone in Wireless
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Government sets scope to protect against supply chain attacks
The Government has set out the scope of its Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, introducing new cybersecurity measures for 1,000 service providers to
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Mouser recognised for contribution to worldwide success
Harwin has announced the winners of its annual Distributor of the Year Award, with Mouser taking home the grand prize of Global Distributor
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Geopolitics drives infrared imaging market
Amid rising geopolitical instability, infrared technologies, including SWIR, MWIR, and LWIR, are gaining momentum, driven by substantial government investments in defence. Axel Clouet,
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Top news stories in March
Procurement Pro takes a look at the top news stories from March 2025. Analog Devices wins $105M in Federal CHIPS funding Analog Devices,
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Short-term slowdown, long-term SiC
Despite a temporary slowdown in BEV shipments, the SiC market remains on a long-term growth trajectory. At Yole Group, analysts expect the power