Digital technologies enable companies to effectively address sustainability goals. Even though there are some considerable differences in the acceptance and usage intensity of the smart home and smart mobility, consumers in Europe, the US, and Asia see similarly high potential for climate protection through digital technologies.

With effect from 1st December 2024, Caroline Pannier will become the new Exhibition Director of electronica. She succeeds Katja Stolle, who will in future take over as Executive Director of Technology Fairs at Messe München from Dr. Martin Lechner, who is retiring in December.

In just a few weeks, electronica 2024, alongside SEMICON Europa, will open its doors in Munich. From 12–15 November 2024, more than 3,000 exhibitors from around the globe will showcase their latest products and solutions.

First held in 1964, electronica was Germany’s first trade fair dedicated entirely to electronic components. 

Electronic manufacturing services (EMS) are essential for modern electronics production and are the backbone of many industries. With the new EMS Pavilion, the PCB, EMS & Components Marketplace, and a ZVEI panel discussion, electronica 2024 will have a clear focus in Munich from November 12 to 15. The world’s leading trade fair for electronics will show how EMS service providers are shaping future electronics production through innovati...

Automation is at the heart of modern industries and is driving forward the digital transformation in almost all sectors.

electronica 2024 will bring answers to the major challenges facing the automotive industry, focusing on digitalisation and innovation.

Electronics is a key factor in the energy transition and development of smart energy solutions. That is why smart energy will be a key topic at electronica 2024, as it plays a decisive role in shaping a sustainable energy future with its facets ranging from smart grids and smart meters to power electronics.

As an established industry event, electronica has been bringing the international electronics industry together for 60 years – the next time will be from November 12 to 15, 2024 at the Munich Exhibition Centre. In its anniversary year, the world-leading trade fair will be all about the all-electric society, whether with innovations in the exhibition area, application-oriented lectures in the extensive conference and forum program, or in soc...

There are still around 13 months to go until electronica 2024, but preparations for the trade fair and conference are already in full swing.

The international electronics industry met again in person from November 15-18th at electronica 2022 in Munich.

In the run-up to electronica, an online survey of German participants was carried out to investigate some sustainability aspects of the electronics industry, which will meet from November 15th to 18th in Munich.

Swissbit will be returning to electronica in Munich from the 15th to 18th of November 2022 to showcase its U.3 SSD (solid state drive) N4200 product, which has expanded into the data centre market.

electronica, the trade fair and conference for electronics, will take place in 14 halls on the Munich exhibition grounds from November 15-18th, 2022.

The world’s leading trade fair electronica 2022, which will take place from the 15th to 18th of November on the exhibition grounds in Munich, and the co-located event SEMICON Europa, will show the role of the electronics industry as a trailblazer for societal future topics.

Sensors are the key technology used by smart systems in a connected world. As the leading data supplier, they produce the raw material used in digitalisation systems throughout the entire value chain in virtually all industrial segments.

The megatrends of autonomous driving, connectivity, electrification and shared mobility demand a dramatic transformation of the automotive industry. At the same time, digitalisation opens up significant potential for returns along the entire value chain.

electronica 2022, which takes place from 15 to 18 November, will bring the international electronics industry together at the Munich exhibition grounds under the motto “Driving sustainable progress.”

A total of 209 exhibitors from 25 countries presented their electronic industry solutions and products from November 9th to 12th, 2020, as part of electronica virtual, the virtual format of electronica. A total of 8,253 unique users from 79 countries learned about electronic innovations and trends of the future in virtual exhibition halls and during four digital conferences.

At every electronica one of the show highlights has always been the CEO Roundtable. Despite the fact that the 2020 instalment of the electronics industry’s biggest event is taking place virtually, this year was no exception.