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Global temperatures are steadily rising, leading to increased precipitation extremes and greater risk of major floods. How at-risk are electronics manufacturers?

Manufacturers are upping production to deal with chip demand, but what happens if demand declines?

They were stocked up with chips and prepared for a looming shortage, yet they've recently had to cut production. Lesson learned: nobody has permanent immunity to the 2021 semiconductor shortage.

The ongoing power shortage in China has affected multiple electronics supplier sites within the region. Which areas are affected most?

The EU is working on a chipmaking bill in hopes to boost self-sufficiency in the global chip market. Will it work?

Due to the persistent IC shortage, memory module makers are seeing prices stagnate due to an inability to meet demand. But not all chip price growth is slowing...

If Apple is affected, we're all affected.

Samsung has suspended operation at 3 factories located in Vietnam as the virus continues to surge at Saigon's Hi-Tech Park.

US Aerospace and Defense supply chains are struggling during the shortage. To make matters worse, their pleas for help are falling on "deaf ears."

COVID has led businesses to pursue interesting and innovative strategies in the electronic supply chain.

Accounting for over 70% of global rare earth mineral production, China looms as a major threat to global supply chains in electronic and defense industries.

Multiple industries are experiencing the impact of the container shortage.

The executive order expected to be signed on Wednesday looks to boost American manufacturing but is not viewed as a quick fix for shortages affecting electronics.

The automotive chip shortage is like 1958's sci-fi cult classic, The Blob. It's difficult to stop and spreading fast. Consumer electronics is on high alert.

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CC Wei says chip supplies will remain tight for next 18 months. Are manufacturers playing into the shortage to increase demand, or are they being transparent?

Disruptive events attack our supply chains every week. But there is a way to fight back...

Vaccinations are being administered worldwide, but how are the vaccination rates going in your critical supplier's countries?

New fabs are being built in Arizona by major tech companies such as Intel and TSMC. Why is Arizona the focus of silicon fabs? And will Arizona put an end to the electronics shortage?

The rise of crypto mining in late 2020 has led to large factories filled with hardware using advanced semiconductors, integrated circuits, and more: adding further fuel to the shortage.

What do your supplier's financials look like? Who are their top customers? This isn't an interrogation. We just want to help.