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How Multimodal LLMs Address Supply Chain Challenges How Multimodal LLMs Address Supply Chain Challenges 7 min Blog The modern supply chain is a complex and dynamic network that spans across industries and the globe, encompassing a wide Read Article
Smart Strategies for Managing Rising Component Prices Smart Strategies for Managing Rising Component Prices 8 min Blog The electronics industry is currently facing a significant challenge: rising component prices. This trend is driven by a variety of Read Article
Move Over China, Malaysia Intends to Be the Next Semiconductor Powerhouse Move Over China, Malaysia Intends to Be the Next Semiconductor Powerhouse 6 min Blog While China combats other regions of the world with new import-export tariffs and uncertainty around its long-term distribution of electronics Read Article
How Are Buyers Working Around New Chinese Tariffs? How Are Buyers Working Around New Chinese Tariffs? 6 min Blog The trade war between the US and China is triggering significant changes that could impact supply chains, from the electronic Read Article
Overcoming Single Source Risks in Medical Device Manufacturing Overcoming Single Source Risks in Medical Device Manufacturing 7 min Blog Medical devices face single-source risks in their supply chains. Procurement managers and electrical engineers can address these risks, but it requires looking throughout the medical electronics supply chain. Read Article
Can This Innovative Tech Solve Our Energy Storage Dilemma? Can This Innovative Tech Solve Our Energy Storage Dilemma? 30 min Blog Welcome to the CTRL+Listen podcast brought to you by Octopart. In this episode, host James Sweetlove interviews Mark Swinnerton, the Read Article
Water Reduction and Reclamation in PCB Manufacturing Water Reduction and Reclamation in PCB Manufacturing 6 min Blog It’s no secret that PCB manufacturing uses copious amounts of water—as much as 264 billion gallons per year. Until a Read Article