After local holidays were extended, Chinese companies are challenged to resume full operations. Electronics distributors report delays but no shortage...

The lockdown in Wuhan is affecting a whole host of local high-tech companies. They range from manufacturers of display panels, memory, fiber optics, a...

How will western economies respond to mitigate the risks inherent on relying on a single manufacturing source?

Standing still is not an option for an industry renowned for innovation. Companies can still take steps to mitigate the impact of the outbreak.

The long-awaited UK government decision paves way for Huawei equipment in the country’s 5G networks. It limits it to non-critical parts of the network...

It’s hard to square the “all is well” stance in China’s chip sector with reports from other markets. The outbreak will create a significant near-term ...

After 2018’s shortage, what dynamics can we expect from MLCCs now? Is more scarcity on the horizon – or is it just caution and speculation?

Crucial to the electronics industry in this crisis is the trifecta of a US/China trade war, Brexit in Europe and supply-chain uncertainties triggered ...

The supply chain is one of those things that nobody cares about until something goes wrong. Then it’s everybody’s problem.

Paul Andrews Jr. did not set out to build a global distribution enterprise. “My first objective was survival”.