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Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technology has been reshaping the manufacturing industry as we know it. See how this technology is even more important in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

What do power electronics and components like power diodes, thyristors, MOSFETSs, and IGBTs have to do with the acceleration of digitalization? According to Dr. Faraz Ali, they will be the catalyst for the Industry 4.0 revolution. Read on to learn more.

Procurement can always be a challenging issue...now add in a sprinkle of global pandemic and that becomes an understatement. Take a look at 4 concerns to keep in mind while working in the challenging field of electronic components procurement.

Micron Technology has reached a new benchmark in technical sophistication with its RLDRAM 3 chips. Take a look at our review and current offerings for this product and more from Micron Technology.

The worldwide medical tech marketplace projects to reach half a trillion dollars by the early 2020s. This means that demand for medical device capacitors will continue to be at all-time highs, making their procurement a challenging issue.

A popular Samtec item, the low profile board stacking connector, QTE-040-01-F-D-A, has shown a nice steady price trend over the last year, despite the COVID-19 virus pandemic.

Building powerhouse computer systems in 2020 can be a lucrative field. But what components are absolutely essential and what's the best way to procure them?

Dapu Telecom's game-changing ciculator/isolator series is perfect when building out your 5G infrastructure. These base stations are suited for extreme environments and will help OEMs corner a piece of the multi-billon dollar 5G market.

IoT device developments and market trends for 2020 and beyond. Learn more about exciting new developments in this rich area of technology. From automobile cockpits to voice-enabled stereos, we cover it all.

In today’s hyper-connected marketplace, manufacturers need components that can sustain high levels of bandwidth with an absolute minimum of lag. Accordingly, Micron Technology developed its second-generation common input/output reduced-latency dynamic random access memory (CIO RLDRAM 2) chips. By implementing the memory device in their systems, developers can benefit from better than DDR3 performance with the ease of use of an SRAM-like interface.