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For the fifth consecutive year, Avnet will release its Avnet Insights survey, which has been keeping a pulse on how engineers are responding to market dynamics since 2021. This year’s survey provides new insight into how engineers are embracing artificial intelligence (AI), and the continued promise and challenges this latest technological evolution presents for product
Global sales of total semiconductor manufacturing equipment by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are forecast to reach a record high of $133 billion in 2025, growing 13.7% year-on-year, SEMI announced in its ‘Year-End Total Semiconductor Equipment Forecast – OEM Perspective’ at SEMICON Japan 2025. Growth in semiconductor manufacturing equipment sales is expected to continue in the
Anglia Components expects double the industry’s average predicted growth as we emerge from the challenging times of recent years. Founded in 1972, Anglia will grow by 10% in 2026, reckons CEO Steve Rawlins, twice the mid-range prediction of industry association Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn). Rawlins – who will celebrate 50 years at Anglia next
While sales took a hit, efficiency gains have helped UK electronics manufacturers recover their margins and put them on a firm footing for 2026, new figures reveal. Revenue from sales declined in Q3 2025, with small and mid-sized firms generating an average of £379,262 – just 5.5% less than the previous quarter. Profitability – measured
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
The World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS) organisation has released its Autumn 2025 forecast, raised the 2025 growth outlook, and confirmed strong continued momentum for the global semiconductor market through 2026. 2025: strong growth driven by logic and memory; other segments show gradual recovery Following a stronger-than-expected third quarter, the global semiconductor market is now projected
At the meeting of 18th November, the overall view from ITSA was that 2025 has been a particularly challenging year with the first six months proving especially difficult. There has been quite a variation of performance depending on markets, with some members enjoying an overall double-digit growth whereas others saw a very flat performance and,
At the end of each year, the Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn) canvases its manufacturer authorised distributor (afdec) and electronic components manufacturing member companies for their opinion on how their businesses, and the electronic components supply industry in general, will fare in the coming year. Released on 27th November 2025, the latest forecast does encompass
Yole Group announces the release of two new complementary analyses: IGBT 2025, a market & technology trends report, and Si IGBT Comparison 2025, providing the industry’s most comprehensive analysis of silicon IGBT devices, markets, designs, and competitive landscapes. Together, Yole Group’s reports deliver insights into the future of IGBTs at a time when SiC and
NVIDIA reported a substantial rise in demand for its AI compute platforms as it released its financial results for the third quarter, posting record revenue of $57 billion. The figure represents a 22% increase on the previous quarter and a 62% increase on the same period last year. “Blackwell sales are off the charts, and