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Arrow Electronics has launched a strategic initiative and research hub to support next-generation vehicle electrical and electronic (E/E) architecture. The available resources provide automotive manufacturers and tier-1 suppliers with the engineering expertise and supply chain stability required to navigate the industry’s shift toward software-defined vehicles. As consumer and commercial vehicles evolve into complex, intelligent platforms,
Arrow Electronics Q4 2025 revenues surged 20% year-over-year to $8.7 billion. In the full year, revenues rose 10% to $30.8 billion. “Arrow delivered a strong fourth quarter, reflecting disciplined execution across the business and continued progress against our strategic priorities,” said Bill Austen, Arrow’s interim president and chief executive officer. “We saw meaningful momentum across
Arrow Electronics revenues grew 13% year over year to $7.71 billion in Q3. Across the first nine months of its financial year revenues grew 8% to $22.1 billion. Global component sales advanced 12% year on year to $5.55 billion and 3% in the financial year so far to $15.61 billion. Americas components third-quarter sales increased
EMASS, a Nanoveu subsidiary with next-generation semiconductor technology; and Arrow Electronics have announced a collaboration to propel the deployment of EMASS’ ECS-DoT SoC, designed for ultra-low-power Edge AI solutions across drones, wearables, Industrial IoT, and smart sensing devices. The collaboration combines Arrow’s global engineering reach, design-for-manufacture expertise, distribution, and supply-chain services with EMASS’s milliwatt-class, on-device