NEWS + INSIGHTS

All supply chains face risks caused by unpredictable events, such as trade wars, natural disasters and data breaches, that often lead to multiple disruptions. Most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a largescale impact on both demand and supply, exemplifying the need for stronger supply chains.

Fusion Worldwide has recently made a $30,000 SGD donation to three Singaporean charities, for a total donation amount of $90,000 SGD.

The focus of this quarter’s employee spotlight is Aaron Wong, a CPU Buyer at Fusion Worldwide.

Global telecommunications companies are continuing the race to deploy the best 5G networks and technologies around the world.

AMD’s global presence is growing as it is gains momentum in various CPU markets.

Hong Kong’s reputation as a “free” global trading center and as the world’s biggest exporter is at risk of being damaged with Beijing moving to abolish the “one country, two systems” framework.

Hong Kong’s reputation as a “free” global trading center and as the world’s biggest exporter is at risk of being damaged with Beijing moving to abolish the “one country, two systems” framework.

As manufacturers re-open after COVID-19 related lockdowns, economic and supply chain disruptions may be felt beyond 2020. How companies shift in the short-term and plan for the long-term will be factors in defining “new normal” for the component industry.

Fusion Worldwide is No. 11 on SourceToday’s Top 50 Electronics Distributor list with a reported 2019 revenue of 1.019 billion USD.

Fusion Worldwide has made a $100,000 donation to Massachusetts General Hospital to go toward its efforts to combat COVID-19.