Potential logistics strikes threaten to disrupt supply chains
Lisa Anderson, MBA, CSCP, CLTD, President of LMA Consulting Group Inc., has issued a warning about the increasing risks to supply chains due
Supply Chain Management
News
Farnell introduces entry-level Raspberry Pi 5 2GB
The new, budget-friendly Raspberry Pi 5 2GB is now available for purchase through Farnell. Priced at approximately $50, the Raspberry Pi 5 2GB
News
Waldom Electronics adds Knowles to product offering
Waldom Electronics has expanded its manufacturer line card by partnering with Knowles, a global specialist in high-performance capacitors, RF filtering products, advanced micro-acoustic
Events
PCIM Asia 2024 to showcase expanding power electronics industry
PCIM Asia 2024 is scheduled to take place from 28-30th August at the Shenzhen World Exhibition and Convention Centre. This year’s event will
News
DigiKey and Schneider Electric to host webinar
DigiKey is partnering with Schneider Electric to present a webinar titled ‘Experience Mobility in Manufacturing with Wireless Pushbuttons’ on Tuesday, 27th August, at
Digitalisation
Calling on manufacturers to put resiliency first
By Hooi Tan, President of Global Operations and Supply Chain, Flex Manufacturing is a complex industry operating in a world that’s only becoming
Sustainability
Waldom named finalist in supply chain excellence awards
Waldom Electronics has been named a finalist in the Sustainable Supply Chain category of The Supply Chain Excellence Awards, placing it among industry
News
Rep council to elevate electronic components supply chain
Waldom Electronics announces the creation of the Waldom Rep Council (WRC), a new initiative designed to strengthen collaboration within the electronic components supply
News
ESMC breaks ground on first semiconductor fab in Germany
ESMC, a collaborative venture between TSMC, Robert Bosch, Infineon Technologies, and NXP Semiconductors, has commenced the initial phase of land preparation for its
Market Analysis
Japan’s return to semiconductor manufacturing: a strategic rebirth
One only needs to look back a few decades to see when the semiconductor landscape had Japan on top, controlling over 50% of