Arrow Electronics is collaborating with NVIDIA to distribute the DRIVE AGX Orin Developer Kit globally.

Arrow Electronics will demonstrate how it enables full system design and deployment of new technology for companies of all sizes. The Arrow booth showcases all the core technologies and services available through Arrow to support the creation of innovative embedded designs. Arrow suppliers will provide in-depth introductions and insights into their latest technology launches. Nuremberg, 14-16 March 2023, hall/booth 3A-135

Arrow Electronics has published an eBook that covers all the security considerations that should be taken into account by embedded product developers to help minimise the vulnerability of their products to threats, both malicious and unintentional.

Arrow Electronics has reported fourth-quarter 2022 sales of $9.32 billion, an increase of 3 per cent year over year, and an increase of 8 per cent year over year.

Arrow Electronics will demonstrate how it enables full system design and deployment of new technology for companies of all sizes at embedded world 2023 in Nuremberg (March 14-16).

At electronica 2022, in Munich, Jamie Davey, Associate VP, Design Services from EMEA Arrow Electronics talks to Electronic Specifier's Editor Mick Elliott about the applications they've worked with customers on, to show how smart technology can be used.

Global technology solutions provider, Arrow Electronics, has announced JetCarrier96, a 96Boards Enterprise Edition-compliant carrier board for the NVIDIA Jetson family of system-on-modules (SoM).

Arrow Electronics has signed an agreement with Sunway Communication, a developer and manufacturer of components and modules for RF connectivity applications.

Guiding Innovation Forward: Arrow’s booth will focus on how we support companies at all stages of development to realise their ideas and bring products to market swiftly and efficiently. At the exhibition, examples of projects in four major areas will be shown in a Technology & Solution Zone under the headings: electrification of everything; autonomous machines; smart everything; and energy management.

Arrow Electronics will be exhibiting at electronica 2022 (November 15-18) under the banner ‘Guiding Innovation Forward’.

Arrow Electronics is collaborating with The Things Industries, a LoRaWAN solutions provider to provide LoRaWAN-enabled device design solutions.

Arrow Electronics has signed an agreement with Senseye, an Industry 4.0 company specialising in artificial intelligence (AI)-based predictive maintenance.

Arrow Electronics has unveiled its new Data Analytics & Network Innovation Project, otherwise known as the ‘DANI Project’, helping to improve the lives of wheelchair users and those with limited mobility.

Arrow Electronics has announced that Jörg Strughold has been named president of its components business in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa). He succeeds Martin Bielesch who has decided to leave the company.

There is change at the top of Arrow Electronics. Sean J. Kerins (pictured) is succeeding Michael J Long as president and chief executive officer (CEO), effective June 1, 2022. Long will become executive chairman of the Arrow board of directors.

Arrow Electronics will be exhibiting a wide range of power applications from its extensive line card of suppliers at PCIM Europe in Nuremberg (Booth 525, Hall 7) from 10-12 May 2022. Under the headline ‘Power for Everything’, Arrow’s presence will showcase the breadth of solutions the company addresses in markets including automotive, industrial, medical and automation. 

Arrow Electronics has extended its application engineering capabilities after the completion of a functional safety certification programme by members of its engineering team from across Europe.

A wide range of power applications from its extensive line card of suppliers will be presented by Arrow Electronics at PCIM Europe in Nuremberg (10-12 May).

Arrow Electronics has signed an agreement with Quuppa, a Finnish-headquartered specialist in Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS).

Arrow Electronics has signed an agreement with Israeli company Appletec under which Appletec will produce a range of compact camera modules (CCMs) exclusively for Arrow.