The Rising Significance Of IC Substrates In Semiconductor Technology
In the fast-paced realm of semiconductor technology, where innovation is the norm and advancements occur at lightning speed, one component quietly but significantly drives the engine of progress: the Integrated Circuit (IC) substrate. As the backbone of electronic...
Managing Your Surplus, Obsolete, Or Overstocked Electronic Components
In combating volatile supply shortages, some manufacturers now find themselves facing a different challenge: surplus electronic components. Here’s how OEMs can take back control of their inventory and better plan for future supply shortages. Remember the surge in...
Electronics Distributors Are Key In Sourcing Hard-to-find Parts
As product design becomes increasingly complex and time-to-market cycles shrink, OEMs are relying more than ever on the distribution channel to ensure they get the parts they need when they need them. Electronics distributors are stepping in to help find...
3 Ways Defense and Aerospace Companies Can Address Electronic Part Obsolescence
In defense and aerospace, OEMs must strike a balance between the decades-long lifecycles of their products with internal electronic components that can become obsolete in less than five years. But just because your component may be approaching obsolescence, doesn’t...
Navigating Supply Disruption: Lessons Learned From The Passive Components Market
Instead of relying on a single source, it’s crucial to build a diverse network of suppliers to ensure supply continuity. The January earthquake in Japan greatly impacted passive component manufacturer Murata, causing lead times and pricing for fixed inductors to...
The Meteoric Rise of Advanced Semiconductor Packaging
The future of semiconductors may rely less on the technology of the chips themselves and more on how they are packaged. As performance demands continue to grow, chipmakers are exploring new ways to squeeze more functionality into the same limited space. Chip packaging...
Delays Pile Up In The Construction Of Planned Fabs
Factors like current market conditions, rising equipment costs, a lack of skilled workers, geopolitical tensions, and the slow rollout of government grants are causing delays in the construction of many planned fabs. Across the industry, stakeholders are grappling...
3 Moves To Make Now To Ensure A Robust Chip Supply In 2024
For OEMs, building a robust and resilient supply chain has never been more critical. The semiconductor industry is at a crossroads, facing unprecedented challenges that demand innovative solutions. Here are three key strategies to help mitigate supply constraint...