The present US-China trade spat has acquired an unusual centerpiece—the semiconductor. Although most people are ignorant to their significance, our daily lives are greatly influenced by them, most industries would…
The present US-China trade spat has acquired an unusual centerpiece—the semiconductor. Although most people are ignorant to their significance, our daily lives are greatly influenced by them, most industries would…
Article reposted from All About Circuits Just like other business activities, the electronics industry was adversely affected by COVID-19-related shutdowns with many companies facing reductions in purchase orders and, consequently, profits. Some…
Article Reposted from EPSNews.com The complexity of global supply chains depends largely on what and how much you’re sourcing. With some materials — like paper — you’ll find a suitable…
As our world becomes more and more reliant on electronic devices for day to day life, the recycling of those that are no longer the latest model is imperative. As…
If you are thinking your kids will not need to learn how to drive, think again. This short summary of where automated cars are at now and how long it…
AERI is seeing increased demand for our hard-to-find and long lead time business sectors, driven primarily by a disruption in the supply chain. Every business is seeing fairly dramatic changes;…
The Coronavirus has affected more than just the thousands of unfortunate people that have contracted the illness. We and the rest of the world are watching the news with great…
Unfortunately, another electronic component shortage is looming due to the amazing technology and speed of the 5G network. One of the biggest questions is; when will it take effect? 5G…
There are some great benefits related to the new tariffs. We expect less counterfeiting, reduced intellectual property violations, and more manufacturing in developed countries. AERI has definitely been affected by the new…
Alleging that China regularly uses e-waste to counterfeit electronics while returning these dangerous faux products, including critical military equipment, back into the market, a group of Congressmen on July 1…