Chip1 Thought Leaders Series – Episode 2: Nolato Technology
Chip 1 Exchange and Chip 1 Media brings you our Thought Leaders Series. This is a collection of interviews with decision-makers, division heads, and innovators as we ask them important questions about semiconductors, electronics, and global supply chains. We were able to sit down with Soonlee Tan, General Manager for Nolato Technology Malaysia during the EMAX & PMAX Expo at Penang to get his insights on the current landscape of the industry and what we can look forward to in the foreseeable future. Watch the full interview here: Nolato Technologies with Chip 1 Media: Industry Thought Leaders Series
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Crystal clear frequency control
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Start your obsolescence journey
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Semiconductor Demand Weakens
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Precision connectors revised and expanded
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West Coast ports— the supply chain migraine
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Specialist distributors expect another strong year for sales
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West Coast ports— the supply chain migraine
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Quest for sustainable electronics
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DRAM price increases will ease
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