Ariana Jennell

Electronica 2024, held in Munich, Germany, from November 12-15, once again proved itself as the premier event for the global electronics industry. With over 2,800 exhibitors and nearly 80,000 visitors, the tradeshow was a hub of technological innovation and collaboration. Fusion Worldwide was thrilled to participate, showcasing our commitment to helping customers navigate supply chain challenges with expertise and innovation.

Fusion Worldwide, the global leader in electronic component distribution, is excited to announce its participation at electronica, taking place from November 12-15, 2024, in Munich, Germany. The company will be exhibiting in Hall C5, Booth 101, where it will showcase its service offerings and interactive experiences.

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.

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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.