Evan Maniquis, Vice President of Sales for Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) at Fusion Worldwide, has been a driving force in the company’s global expansion and success.
With Q4 well underway, the memory market is gradually recovering amid significant price fluctuations and strategic shifts. Early 2024 saw increased demand for DDR4, DDR5, and high-bandwidth memory (HBM), prompting manufacturers to adjust production strategies while navigating ongoing supply chain challenges and evolving pricing dynamics.
Join Fusion Worldwide at Electronica 2024 in Munich to explore innovative sourcing solutions, interactive experiences, and demo our new E-commerce platform.
Explore AI's transformative impact on the electronic component industry with Fusion Worldwide's latest insights. Download our report on the impact of AI now.
In the semiconductor industry, maintaining the highest quality control standards is paramount. With the industry evolving and the demand for semiconductors surging, product integrity and reliability have become increasingly critical. The open market — known for its speed, variety, and flexibility — is vital in meeting these demands by providing access to a diverse range of suppliers and components.
Marcus Chen joined Fusion Worldwide in 2008 as an Account Executive, stepping into the dynamic and fast-paced world of electronic component distribution with a drive that has defined his career.
In today's rapidly advancing technological world, engineers play a critical role in upholding quality standards. Those standards ensure that the products distributed through the global electronic component supply chain exceed customer expectations in industries where safety, efficiency, and durability are paramount.