Industry Insights

Artificial intelligence is consuming a growing share of the world’s memory supply, leaving electronics manufacturers across industries facing longer lead times, rising prices, and increasing uncertainty, according to a new report released from the Global Electronics Association. The report, The Memory Squeeze: How AI-Driven Capacity Reallocation Is Reshaping Memory Supply for Electronics Manufacturers, highlights a

“Good news!” exclaims Marie-Pierre Ducharme, Mouser’s Vice President, EMEA Marketing, resisting the temptation to punch the air. “It’s been a growth year, after two years of decline. “We expected Europe would bounce back later that the Americas and Asia/Pacific, and that’s what happened. We would have been happy with single digit growth, but it rebounded

Few countries have embedded themselves into the global semiconductor supply chain as quietly yet as effectively as Malaysia. For more than half a century, the country has been an understated pillar of the global semiconductor supply chain. Long known for its strengths in computer chip assembly, packaging, and testing, the country has quietly enabled the