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Market analysts estimate that DRAM and NAND sales will top global electronic components sales with total revenue of over $120.3 billion.

GlobalWafers announced its intention to buy Siltronic for €3.75 billion ($4.5 billion) earlier this week. The Taiwanese corporation expects its purchase of the German company to be complete by the first half of 2021.

The semiconductor industry experienced both hardship and growth in 2020. As this tumultuous year comes to a close, we set our eyes on 2021 and examine the trends, innovations and factors that will drive component manufacturing forward.

The console wars are heating up with the recent release of both the new Xbox and PlayStation consoles. What trends will drive the industry forward in 2021 and will they inform supply and demand in the components market? Find out here at Sourcengine.

Teltonika's RUTX11 industrial router can help procurement specialists reinforce their supply chain against future disruption.

KEMET's MPXV inductor line (MPXV1D2213L220) is ideal for electric vehicles. As this sector grows, will it be key to recovery from the coronavirus? Learn what the MPXV's versatility can do for your manufacturing needs.

Sourcengine's dashboard is full of tools that every procurement department can utilize to maintain supply chains in the electronic components industry. Take this brief tour to learn how it can help your company in daily procurement operations.

As the coronavirus, hopefully, becomes a thing of the past, many manufacturers on both sides of the electronic components industry are looking to mitigate any further harm from the pandemic. Here are three ways digitalization may be the answer they seek.

The digitalization of the supply chain is not only key to semiconductor manufacturers, but also the contract manufacturers (CMs) who work with them. Digitalization allows CMs to be more agile in the face of widespread disruption, allowing them to pivot when necessary.

Building a resilient supply chain has never been more important as today. However, this is not the first disruption the industry has dealt with in recent years. What lessons can be learned and how might they be applied in today's industry?