electronica: Astute ready to raise European profile
Astute Electronics is beginning an advance into the European component distribution market, and its 300 square metre stand at electronica is a symbol of that ambition.
“This year is about ambition. We have our stand of 300 square metres, reinforcing our commitment to
Astute sees the European electronics industry as a good fit with its value propositions.
“The continent is very much into innovation, there are lots and lots of designs, and Europe has a quick time to market ethos which is something we can aid and abet to provide solutions,” added Hill.
The Stevenage, UK-based distributor is basing its advance around some strong pillars. One is the acquisition of ISMOsys, the pan-European semiconductor representative company that brought in-house a strong technical and design presence.
Astute has recently signed a tranche of new semiconductor lines that will be featured at electronica. These include FPGA supplier Quicklogic and Alif Semiconductor and XMOS bringing microcontroller and AI processor products.
Astute has also lined up a series of presentations and demonstrations as follows:
TUESDAY
- 9am: Product training – Alif Semiconductor and Innophase (Tech zone)
- 10.30am: Technology launch – Smart Cities
- 2.30pm: New product launch – SynQor MPFIC
WEDNESDAY
- 9am: Product training – Oxley and XMOS (Tech zone)
- 10.30am: Technology launch – IoT
- 2.30pm: New product launch – Pulsiv 65/70W USBC
THURSDAY
- 9am: Product training – Ivativ and Mercury (Tech zone)
- 10.30am: Technology launch – Industrial automation
- 2.30pm: New product launch – Amphenol Spin Tack
FRIDAY
- 10.30am: Technology launch
Astute will also present its many other component supply services in Munich.
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