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Sourcengine’s 2022 semiconductor industry predictions include component availability and pricing forecasts for the new year. It also features an examination of one of the biggest risks facing manufacturers in the post-coronavirus pandemic components supply chain.

Every quarter, Sourcengine releases new comprehensive lead time reports detailing availability and pricing changes for a wide selection of electronic components. Its Q4 2021 offering reflects the impact of multiple disruptions on the worldwide supply chain.

The global semiconductor shortage might have a negative impact on the 2021 holiday season. Popular vehicles, home electronics, white goods, computer components, and smartphones could be in short supply this year.

Large technology companies across the world have started developing their own semiconductors. Here’s a look at why that’s happening and how it could impact smaller OEMs.

IBM recently made history by developing a process to manufacture 2nm semiconductors. Its innovation paves the way for a new generation of consumer and commercial electronics.

Semiconductor production capacity has been stretched to its breaking point, in large part due to demand from the automotive industry. How will the industry respond to such volatility in production capacity and pricing?

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.

Three major tech firms (Intel, Nvidia, TSMC) have a lot to teach us about how they handled the pandemic and continue to thrive in today's 'new normal.' Take a look and see what lessons learned can be applied to your own company right now.

The coronavirus pandemic has hit every industry around the globe. More so than others, the semiconductor industry found itself scrambling to secure supply chain lanes and funnels. How is it faring as we enter yet another stage of the pandemic?

The coronavirus pandemic has impacted the semiconductor industry in various ways. From February to July, the ECIA wanted to see just what sort of impact it had by sending out a survey to manufacturers and distributors. Here are 3 key takeaways from that survey.