NEWS + INSIGHTS

Fusion Worldwide celebrates 20 years in business! Check out our video on how we have gotten to where we are today.

As companies and manufacturers look ahead to 2022, the market behavior and events that have disrupted the supply chain in recent months indicate a rocky road ahead.

This quarter’s employee spotlight recognizes the hard work and dedication exemplified by Sally Chen, a sales account manager working out of Fusion Worldwide’s newly opened Shenzhen office.

Looking forward, the chaotic market and disrupted supply chains across various industries are not likely to subside in Q3.

In the wake of fast-paced technological advancements, the open market has become a vital link in the global supply chain for when demand exceeds supply.

Fusion Worldwide has continued its global efforts with the opening of three new offices across the globe and a fully operational warehouse in Singapore.

Fusion Worldwide has been named a top international electronic components distributor by ESM China.

Just as Q3 2021 started, Intel CVP Lisa Spelman announced the production of its latest component, the Sapphire Rapid CPU, had been delayed.

Fusion Worldwide has continued its global expansion into Asia with the opening of its first office in Shenzhen.

The memory chip sector has a long list of pain points that factor into its unpredictable future in the next quarter and beyond. Some market trends indicate demand will soften, while others show if the previous climate is any indication, then shortages could persist through 2022.