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This article originally appeared in the May/June issue of Procurement Pro. Key facts: Headquarters: Odessa, Florida Facility size: 20,000 sq. ft Locations: Florida, USA; Shenzhen, China; Bangalore, India Number of employees: 60 • $60 million revenue in 2024 Estimated $75 million in 2025 The mission “My goal has been to keep things simple. We want

Since the onset of the electronics revolution, semiconductor memories have played an integral role. Broadly, memory can be grouped into two categories: non-volatile memory, which retains content when power is removed, and volatile memory, which loses its content when power is removed. In this first entry of Rochester Electronics’ semiconductor memory series, we will look

The UK government has announced a major boost to British industry following the signing of a trade agreement with India, securing over £6 billion in new investment and export deals and supporting more than 2,200 British jobs across the country. The signing of the deal will take place during a meeting between Prime Minister Keir

By Rayna Feng, Bill XU, Systems Engineering and Marketing, Texas Instruments  Currently, there are two methods to dim LEDs. In analog dimming methods, the current going through the LED is adjusted by an input control voltage. Digital (PWM) dimming, on the other hand, leverages the slow response of the human eye by quickly turning the

By Harry Fowle, Associate Editor, Procurement Pro Over the past decade or so, Poland has quietly positioned itself as one of the most strategically important players in Europe’s electronics supply chain. With a central location, a manufacturing base bolstered by both domestic innovations and foreign direct investment, and a maturing digital economy, it presents a

“I know it is the right thing to do. I wish I’d done it sooner,” laments Steve Rawlins, CEO at Anglia. The ‘it’ is a customer loyalty scheme branded Anglia Plus that is targeting 65,000 potential customers in Europe as well as being open to the 3,500 to 5,000 customers with which Anglia typically trades.