Mouser has come up with a free Inventory Management Tool. The web-based inventory system helps organizations and individuals around the world to effortlessly manage and track their stock of electronic components and related supplies. The integrated iOS and Android apps enable users to scan barcodes as well as print bin labels directly from the application. Customers ...

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IC inventories are at a record high, says Morgan Stanley. Q1 inventories for semiconductor companies, distributors and customers increased q-o-q and y-o-y says the company. “Total supply chain inventory is at record levels (25% above median), keeping us cautious about conditions into second half 2019,” said Morgan Stanley analysts Joseph Moore and Craig Hettenbach in ...

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DRAM  ASPs and volume fell in Q1, causing overall production revenue to drop by 28.6 % QoQ, says DRAMeXchange. The ASP for 8GB modules fell 20% to $34 in April and will fall by nearly 25% in Q2. Server DRAMs, which contribute to over 30% of DRAM shipments, are expected to face heavier price pressure. ...

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Elon Musk made $2.3 billion last year, says a report compiled by the New York Times and the executive compensation consultancy Equilateral. No he didn’t, says Tesla, Musk made nothing, $0, zilch. According to the NYT/Equilar report, Musk was awarded $2.3 billion last year, largely in the form of stock options. Under a March 2018 ...

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Three year old Israeli startup TriEye, which has developed a Short-Wave-Infra-Red (SWIR) sensing technology able to see in adverse weather and night-time conditions, has completed a $17 million Series A funding round, led by Intel Capital. Other investors include Marius Nacht, co-founder of Check Point Software Technologies, and TriEye’s existing investor Grove Ventures, headed by ...

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The USB Type-C connectivity standard, which has seen rapid adoption in the consumer electronics space, is poised to make major inroads in automotive connectivity, says a report from Strategy Analytics. Availability of USB Type-C began in 2018, and the 2020 model year will see more than a dozen new models offering Type-C connectivity. Between 2017 ...

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