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The decision by the Trump administration to allow NVIDIA to export its advanced H200 artificial intelligence chips to approved customers in China represents a material shift in the global AI investment environment. Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, says: “The move changes how capital markets should think about future AI leadership, competitive dynamics, and long-term
DigiKey announced the release of season 4 of its ‘Farm Different’ video series. The series explores how the integration of advanced technology is reshaping and propelling the agricultural industry forward, and DigiKey is diving deep to understand its impact. The new season of the video series, supported by Littelfuse and Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), features
AI hardware shortages are set to define markets in 2026 as pricing power shifts and volatility rises, warns the CEO of deVere Group. The warning comes as the AI boom is rapidly evolving from a growth story into a supply-shock story, and it is shaping up to be one of the defining investment themes of
Mouser Electronics recently announced the appointment of Martina Drimala as Vice President of EMEA Customer Service. Drimala will oversee customer service operations across the EMEA region, driving service excellence and supporting Mouser’s continued growth in Europe. Drimala was one of Mouser’s first European employees, joining the company in 2008 as it began expanding into the
Yole Group announces the release of its new technology & market report, Glass Materials for Semiconductor Manufacturing 2025, a comprehensive study analysing the rapid rise of glass as a strategic material in semiconductor processes and permanent device architectures. Through a consolidated analysis of multiple end markets, including CIS, MEMS, RF, power devices, memory/HBM, AR/VR, and
Concerns over tightening supplies of memory components have resurfaced in recent weeks as chipmakers and market analysts cautioned that the consumer electronics and automotive sectors could face renewed pressure next year. The warnings stemmed from the shifting priorities of semiconductor manufacturers, which continue to allocate production capacity to parts used in artificial intelligence computing rather
Flip Electronics President, Bill Bradford, discusses trends in the semiconductors and electronic components sectors. AI has put hyperscalers and GPU innovators on everyone’s radar this year; their CEOs are touting next-gen computing and all the opportunities that come with it. The hype is well-founded, but it’s obscuring the day-to-day needs of manufacturers seeking CPUs, ASICs,
Infineon Technologies closed its 2025 fiscal year with results that followed its earlier guidance, as it prepares for what it expects to be a modest upturn in 2026 and a marked rise in demand linked to AI power systems. The company reported Q4 FY 2025 revenue of €3.943 billion with a Segment Result of €717
NAND Flash memory has become one of the most critical components in modern electronics. From smartphones and SSDs to industrial automation and automotive systems, it forms the backbone of data storage in both consumer and enterprise applications. As demand continues to surge – driven by AI workloads, Cloud data centres, and connected devices – the
During a recent visit to London, Tim Carroll, Global Head of Digital Business at DigiKey, met with Electronic Specifier and Procurement Pro’s Paige Hookway to discuss the company’s current performance and future direction. Carroll described the first quarter of 2025 as relatively subdued, with economic and political uncertainty – ranging from newly formed governments to