Tag Archive for: EOL

Distributing Your Component Availability Needs in the Growing World of Obsolescence 

Obsolete electronic components are an issue many companies think about very little – until they have to think about them a lot. In the world of electronic components, IHS Markit reports that the average life cycle of integrated circuits has decreased by about 30 percent over the past two decades. Organizations that partner with a reputable and reliable distributor of fully authorized electronic parts can draw from its vast resources, capture a real-time inventory assessment of their current capabilities and proactively plan for the future to make obsolescence issues obsolete.

Source: Distributing Your Component Availability Needs in the Growing World of Obsolescence | TTI, Inc.

Distributing Your Component Availability Needs in the Growing World of Obsolescence

Obsolete electronic components are an issue many companies think about very little – until they have to think about them a lot. In the world of electronic components, IHS Markit reports that the average life cycle of integrated circuits has decreased by about 30 percent over the past two decades. Organizations that partner with a reputable and reliable distributor of fully authorized electronic parts can draw from its vast resources, capture a real-time inventory assessment of their current capabilities and proactively plan for the future to make obsolescence issues obsolete.

Source: Distributing Your Component Availability Needs in the Growing World of Obsolescence | TTI, Inc.

EOL: The Chip Shortage You Don’t See Coming

As the global semiconductor industry breaks ground on dozens of new fabs, there’s a side effect that chip makers don’t like to advertise: product obsolescence. Current supply chain dynamics could drive a large number of end-of-life (EOL) semiconductors into short supply.

Source: EOL: The Chip Shortage You Don’t See Coming

Obsolescence Insurance, a New High-Margin Business for EMS Companies

Previous articles have discussed a segmentation of the electronics market called Long Life Cycle(LLC) Products. LLC products are those whose useful life is longer than five years. In a subsequent article, the current state of the electronics ecosystem, and the connection of the LLC market to the AI/IOT mega-trends were also discussed.

Source: Manufacturing shakes off closures; EOL as a revenue stream for EMS :: EPS News | MyNewsletterBuilder