Electronic Business offers up its annual accounting of the leaders in EMS (electronics manufacturing services) and ODM (original design manufacturing).
Electronics companies in China are gaining critical mass on the global market, but about a third of the 100 companies on the list posted losses for the year.
Converge reports that activity in the DRAM market remains quiet; demand for older Intel CPUs is creating a supply shortage; and demand for notebook drives continues to grow.
Venture capitalists invested $7.1 billion in 977 deals in the second quarter of 2007 across 17 industry sectors, the highest level of deals in nearly six years. The diversity is a sign of strong prospects for innovation all around, analysts say.
In this exclusive special report, we rank the R&D spending leaders in the electronics industry, looking at their R&D investments as a percentage of their annual revenues.
A study shows that while most venture capitalists are not broadly adopting global investment, a portion of the VC community is cautiously implementing a global strategy.
Technology executives are not satisfied with their companies' effectiveness in reacting to market changes or anticipating them, a new study finds. Some lessons learned from the retail industry and more-sophisticated hedging strategies could offer insights, particularly for the semiconductor industry.
Electronics companies continued their upward march in 2006, continuing a recovery and period of growth that has pushed the industry well past the level it reached during the 2000 bubble.
The Converge Market Intelligence team reports that the DRAM market is beginning to stabilize; shortages in low end processors will be common going forward; and quality is starting to become an issue in the IC market.