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Waldom Electronics’ Owen Stiffler explains why distributors must combine digital accessibility, accurate data and trusted expertise to meet evolving customer expectations   Engineers and procurement teams increasingly expect the speed, transparency and accessibility of modern digital commerce alongside distributors’ expertise and reliability. A digital-first experience means buyers can quickly access accurate product data, inventory availability, pricing, documentation and ordering information with minimal friction.    Engineers and procurement professionals increasingly start their…

ESNA’s publisher, Mark Leary, examines the role associations play in advancing standards, supporting purchasing and strengthening relationships in the electronics ecosystem   Exhibiting at the Del Mar Electronics Show, San Diego provided ESNA’s publisher, Mark Leary, with the opportunity to explore the role of associations within the North American electronic component supply chain.    Three associations were invited to contribute to this two page feature, to provide readers with an insight into their mission and how they…

A coalition of environmental groups in the US is calling on the country’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for a “rigorous review” of space-based datacentre proposals. Highlighting the threat irreparable environmental … The post Environmental groups call for stop to orbital datacentres appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

ELCANO is the new generation of FlexSat satellites from Satlantis, the Spanish provider of high-res optical payloads. The Earth Observation payload integrates multiple sensors and advanced capabilities into a single … The post ELCANO satellite payload integrates video, NIR, thermal imaging appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Looing only at those news stories written in the last week, the most read stories on the site cover Samsung massively increasing profits, Nexperia’s 1200 V SiC MOSFET, and David Potter, the founder of Psion, who has died at the age of 82. The post Most Read – Samsung profits, Memory crisis, David Potter RIP…

Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson sees a rosy future for the chip industry for the next two, even three years. “There’s tremendous visibility for eight quarters – even three years … The post Applied CEO sees two good years ahead appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Meta is  to put the third of its  multi-generational MTIA (Meta Training and Inference Accelerators) into production in September as part of its plan to  have 14GW of computing power … The post Meta prepares to fab its third custom datacentre chip appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

May semiconductor sales of $120.6 billion were up 9.2% on April’s $110.5 billion and 104.1% more than the $59.1 billion of May 2025, says the SIA. “The global semiconductor market … The post May chip sales up 104% YoY appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

To meet the data-rate, power, and thermal constraints of intracortical Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs), Imec has developed a neuromorphic compressive telemetry (NCT) chip for lossless, realtime data reduction. The architecture … The post Imec advances neural ICs appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

ETH Zurich physicist Yiwen Chu and her fellow researchers have developed an approach to quantum computing which combines mechanical resonators with  superconducting qubits. Information is stored in a working memory … The post Vibrating ICs for quantum computing appeared first on Electronics Weekly.