An Embarrassment
Not for the first time the EU’s vision has exceeded its grasp. Last year it said it would build five datacentres costing €20 billion. It was all in the interests …
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“How is the electronic supply chain going to evolve in the next 12 months and what impact will this have on purchasing departments both opportunities and threats?”
Over the past 50 years, industry cycles have become the norm in electronics. These cycles are driven by demand surges, fab capacity expansion, supply constraints, and evolving inventory practices. Today, additional uncontrollable factors such as tariffs, geopolitical conflicts, and de-globalization are adding new layers of volatility to an already dynamic market. As the industry began recovering from the last cycle around mid-2025, excess…