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Approved Vendor Lists: Part 3

Read the latest stories from Sourceability employees and how they went above and beyond to deliver on customers approved vendor lists.

2022-01-28

The Vital Importance of MRO to Electronic Manufacturing Production Lines

MRO is essential to production lines operating at full capacity, but procurement during this time of pandemic can be tricky. Here are some helpful tips.

2022-01-22

Medical Device Capacitors: Key Considerations for Procurement Personnel

Procuring medical device capacitors in the age of COVID-19 can be difficult. See how Sourcengine can help keep your supply chain flowing.

2022-01-21

High-Speed Connectors Support Harsh Environment Applications

Harsh environments require a specialized connector to maintain high-speed data transfer. Sourcengine's catalog offers the greatest variety of these high-speed connectors.

2022-01-21

Microchip Technology’s Automotive Solutions Enables Next-Generation Car Development

Microchip Technology’s latest automotive components empower OEMs to create the next generation of comfortable and convenient cars.

2022-01-20

How B2B E-Commerce Platforms Can Improve Electronic Components Procurement

Is an e-commerce platform the future of electronic components procurement? It would seem so in the "new normal." Learn how to get started.

2022-01-17

3 Ways Digitalization can Help Mitigate the Complexities of a Post-COVID-19 Supply Chain

Here are 3 ways that digitalization helps a post-covid supply chain in the electronic components industry. Learn how to implement them today.

2022-01-16

GlobalFoundries begins construction on $4B 300mm wafer fab in Singapore

GlobalFoundries recently broke ground on a $4 billion, 300mm Singapore-based silicon wafer fab that will begin full production in 2023.

2022-01-14

South Korea Invests $176B into its Domestic Automotive Chip Industry

South Korea's government announced it will spend $176.8 billion to support and modernize its domestic automotive semiconductor industry.

2022-01-12

Google developing CPUs in-house for its 2023 Chromebook and tablets

Google is reportedly designing custom processors for its 2023 Chromebooks and tablet computers. But it might run into supply chain problems.

2022-01-11