News and Updates on the Global Electronic Industry

The government is racing to complete CHIPS Act agreements before the end of President Biden’s term.

Port workers across the East and Gulf Coasts launched an indefinite strike this week. On Tuesday, October 1st, members of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) initiated the strike, halting traffic at 36 ports on the eastern seaboard.

Following both formidable shortages and substantial gluts in recent times, the semiconductor industry is forecast to see continued growth into next year.

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US top states leading in semiconductor innovation include California, Arizona, Massachusetts and Texas.

As China tariffs increase expect to see these changes significantly impact the pricing of other industries.

Explore what innovating technology we may see introduced to the defense industry coming soon.

USA-based manufacturer saved costs and improved their supply by switching to a second-source alternative.

CHIPS Act update: aims for 20% chip production by 2030, boosts domestic fabs, AI chip R&D, & supply chain.

DRAM and NAND Flash shortages loom as manufacturers cut production, raising prices and affecting supply.

Lantek celebrates 30 years of growth, innovation, and collaboration in electronic distribution.

Michigan's Governor Whitmer signs law for 100% clean energy by 2040. Lantek will be your reliable partner.

Global semiconductor sales hit $14.5B in Q2 2023, up 4.7% from Q1 but down 17.3% Year-on-year.

Organic electronics, like OLEDs and smart windows, currently a big trend and driving innovation.

Texas Instruments hosts WiSH to mentor 100 female engineering students in India, promoting women in STEM.

Let's celebrate Independence Day, with our values of determination, faith, loyalty, and trust in service.

April 2023 global semiconductor sales hit $40B, industry faces ongoing demand challenges.

The SIA urges Commerce for more flexibility to ease restrictions on facilities in foreign countries.