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Pulsiv plans to expand representation by attending the EDS Summit

Pulsiv Limited, the Cambridge (UK) innovator of power electronics technology, is attending the EDS Leadership Summit to expand representation in USA, Canada, and South America.

Local support will accelerate the adoption of Pulsiv OSMIUM technology which delivers benefits in the development of power electronics designs.

The Electronics Distribution Show (EDS) is a leadership summit and important gathering of component manufacturers, distributors, and representatives from the electronics industry. Top decision makers come together to discuss new opportunities, network, and build relationships at this annual event held in Las Vegas supported by the Electronic Components Industry Association and Electronic Representatives Association. The mission of EDS is “to provide an annual sales and marketing leadership summit, facilitating meetings for businesses that are primarily engaged in the authorised sale of electronic components and related technologies.”


Nick Theodoris, Pulsiv Director of Global Sales & Distribution comments: “We recognise the value and importance of working with experienced demand creation partners to deliver our world leading power electronics technology to the global electronics industry. The USA, Canada, and South America offers a diverse range of OEM manufacturers and is home to some of the largest electronics brands in the world. Distributors and representatives hold valuable relationships with key decision makers who will recognise the innovation and benefits that Pulsiv OSMIUM technology delivers. I’m looking forward to attending EDS which will give me the platform to identify future partners capable of expanding our presence and driving rapid growth in these important regions.”

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