Blog & Articles

ROHM and UAES Launch SiC Technology Development Lab

ROHM Semiconductor and United Automotive Electronic Systems recently teamed up to open a new silicon carbide (SiC) laboratory in Shanghai.

2021-07-24

A Buyer's View on Memory Shortages

Overall, memory prices are up and allocation is heavily controlled by the manufacturers. Utilize Sourcengine's free platform to find the memory you need for your next project.

2021-07-22

Intel looks to reassert industry leadership with new GPU line, 3nm products in 2022

Intel intends to launch a new high-performance consumer GPU alongside multiple 3nm data center products next year.

2021-07-20

How B2B E-Commerce Platforms Can Improve Electronic Components Procurement

Is an e-commerce platform the future of electronic components procurement? It would seem so in the "new normal." Learn how to get started.

2021-07-12

Intel reportedly in talks to purchase GlobalFoundries for $30 billion

Intel, the world's leading IDM, is reportedly negotiating the purchase of contract chipmaker GlobalFoundries for $30 billion.

2021-07-08

Dapu Telecom's Diverse Catalog with Short Lead Times Makes for a Great Alternative During the Component Shortage

Dapu Telecom offers high-quality TCXOs and VCXOs that cross with Abracon, KDS, Epson products with only 8 to 9 week lead times.

2021-07-07

3 Ways Digitalization can Help Mitigate the Complexities of a Post-COVID-19 Supply Chain

Here are 3 ways that digitalization helps a post-covid supply chain in the electronic components industry. Learn how to implement them today.

2021-07-07

Texas Instruments to build 300mm multi-fab complex in home state next year

Texas Instruments is establishing a sprawling 300mm chip manufacturing facility containing four fabs for around $30 billion in its home state.

2021-07-05

European Union Plans to Create an Advanced Domestic Semiconductor Ecosystem by 2030

The European Union intends to make its domestic semiconductor industry a hub for cutting-edge microchip development by 2030.

2021-07-05

Malaysia’s rising COVID-19 cases disrupt global electronic components supply chain

Malaysia enacted a nationwide lockdown in response to rising COVID-19 cases. In response, some automakers have cut their production quotas.

2021-07-05