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September 2026 Market Pulse Report

The semiconductor market is gaining momentum globally, with growth extending consistently across major regions. But beneath the broad recovery, market conditions remain highly uneven, with ...
Insights

The Obsolescence Paradox

Electronic component obsolescence was once treated as a relatively predictable event. A component manufacturer issued an end-of-life notice, procurement arranged a last-time buy, engineering qualified ...
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August 2026 Market Pulse Report

Drawing on market intelligence and sourcing insights, this report explores the trends shaping availability, risk, and procurement strategy across the electronics supply chain.
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July 2026 Market Pulse Report

Drawing on market intelligence and sourcing insights, this report explores the trends shaping availability, risk, and procurement strategy across the electronics supply chain.
Insights

Velocity Electronics Certifications and Standards

When electronic components are difficult to find, expensive to replace, or critical to production continuity, access to supply is only part of the equation. The ...
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June 2026 Market Pulse Report

Drawing on market intelligence and sourcing insights, this report explores the trends shaping availability, risk, and procurement strategy across the electronics supply chain.
Insights

The Hidden Ripple Effect of the Semiconductor Shortage

The semiconductor shortage is still widely framed as an AI and automotive story. But that framing misses how shortages actually spread.