Semiconductors were first discovered in the 19th century, and since then, they have rapidly grown in significance to technology. They have paved the way for… Read More »Infographic: A Brief History of Electronics from the 1900s
Microchip USA LLC, a premium electronic component broker and distributor based in Tampa, Florida, has officially earned an AS9120 certification. TAMPA, FL, December 16,2022 –… Read More »Microchip USA LLC Receives AS9120 Certification
The FPGA market is anticipated to increase from USD 8.0 billion in 2022 to USD 15.5 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 14.2%… Read More »The Worldwide FPGA Industry is Projected to Reach $15.5 Billion by 2027
The supply chain for Chinese semiconductors has been reported to be unreliable, and there are other reasons why the US military cannot rely on them.… Read More »China’s Semiconductor Threats to US Military
The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the way we interact with technology. This fascinating technology involves microprocessors, sensors and software being embedded into physical… Read More »Infographic: The Internet of Things (IoT)
The Pentagon relies on a complex network of suppliers to keep its operations running smoothly. Unfortunately, recent reports have revealed that this network is being… Read More »Examining the Increasing Prevalence of Fake Parts in Our Military Supply Chain
Semiconductors are a crucial part of many modern devices, from smartphones to cars. However, the industry is facing a major shortage, which is reducing the… Read More »Infographic: Everyday Items Affected by the Chip Shortage
If you own or operate a business that uses electronics, then you’ve likely already heard about the worldwide chip shortage. But what exactly is causing… Read More »The Worldwide Chip Shortage: What You Need to Know
The semiconductor industry has pledged to go carbon-neutral by 2050. This announcement comes as a part of the Global Semiconductor Alliance’s (GSA) “Vision 2030” initiative,… Read More »Semiconductor Industry Aims for Zero Emissions by 2050