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09/11/2026 | Marcy LaRont, I-Connect007
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Follow the Story: AI Reshapes the Electronics Supply Chain

09/09/2026 | Michelle Te, I-Connect007
The AI infrastructure boom is creating enormous opportunities for electronics manufacturers, but its effects are spreading well beyond companies building AI servers and data centers. High performance laminates, glass fabric, copper, memory, MLCCs, foundry capacity, and other critical resources are being pulled toward fast-growing AI applications, tightening supplies and pushing up costs elsewhere in the electronics industry. I-Connect007 has been following these developments from several directions. What initially looked like separate stories about laminate availability, memory prices, component demand, PCB capacity, and data-center growth are demonstrating how AI is changing how the electronics supply chain allocates materials, capacity, and investment.

Built Here, and Ready for What’s Next

09/08/2026 | Laura Martin, Isola
The rise of drones is no longer on the horizon. Unmanned systems have rapidly changed the modern battlefield, demonstrating the value of platforms that can sense, communicate, process information, and act at unprecedented speed. But as development and production of these systems accelerate, another mission-critical consideration is coming into focus: the supply chain behind the electronics. U.S. defense policy is focusing on reducing dependence on covered foreign sources for unmanned systems and their critical components. The message to the defense industrial base is becoming clear: Resilient, trusted supply chains matter, and the electronics inside tomorrow's unmanned platforms are part of that equation.

NOTE Secures SEK 160 Million Security & Defense Contract

09/04/2026 | NOTE
NOTE has been awarded a contract by a European customer in the Security & Defense sector, with an estimated order value of approximately SEK 160 million over a three-year period. Order intake to date indicates a higher delivery rate than initially planned.

Sivers Invests $30 Million to Expand European Photonics Manufacturing for AI Datacenters

09/03/2026 | Sivers Semiconductors AB
Sivers Semiconductors AB announced a USD 30 million strategic investment to significantly expand its Indium Phosphide (InP) manufacturing facility in Glasgow, Scotland, as the company prepares for anticipated customer production ramps driven by growing AI datacenter and optical networking demand.
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