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Discover how independent distribution is evolving beyond procurement support, helping manufacturers anticipate shortages, manage lifecycle risks and maintain production   For years, electronic component obsolescence was treated as a predictable lifecycle milestone: manufacturers planned for parts to eventually reach end-of-life status; procurement teams executed last-time buys; engineering groups qualified alternates; and production continued with manageable disruption. That model no longer reflects today’s market reality.   Modern obsolescence is…

Barry Mansfield explores how hyperscalers, engineers and chip architects are powering AI’s unprecedented demands on electrical infrastructure. Hamina Finland datacentre, source Google Today, a single frontier AI datacentre can require … The post AI takeoff meets the grid  appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

China’s grid-scale battery energy storage capacity surged from just 2.4 gigawatts in 2020 to more than 140 gigawatts in 2025 – far ahead of the United States, which reached roughly 57 … The post China’s Massive Battery Build Capacity appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Datacentre power consumption has increased steadily in recent years, reaching almost 800 terawatt-hours in 2025, nearly doubling from just over 400 terawatt-hours in 2020, according to data from S&P Global … The post The Surge In Datacentre Power Demand appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Agentic engineering is reshaping chip and system design and Nvidia is putting itself at the core of this movement with a concerted effort to deliver the tools and libraries designers […] The post Nvidia says agentic AI is reshaping chip system design appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

Researchers from Fraunhofer IPMS and Globalfoundries have developed a reproducible approach for embedding hafnium oxide-based ferroelectric FRAM cells in GlobalFoundries’ 22FDX (FD-SOI) process. This platform is specifically designed for manufacturing … The post Hafnium oxide-based ferroelectric memory cells operate at <1V appeared first on Electronics Weekly.