ASTUTE offers a more integrated, traceable approach to long-term storage.
Astute’s operations align with AS6081, offering robust protection against counterfeit electronic parts. They were the first European distributor to attain the AS6081 standard, highlighting their commitment to quality and reliability in electronic component distribution.
AS9120 ensures traceability for the procurement of parts, materials and assemblies sold into the aerospace industry.
Expert Long-Term Storage in Nitrogen-Enriched Cabinets
These state-of-the-art facilities ensure the longevity and reliability of sensitive electronic components, maintaining conditions well within critical thresholds to prevent oxidation or degradation.
This advanced storage method is essential given the increasing need for extended storage due to rapid changes in component design and short product lifecycles.
This service underscores our role as ‘partner of choice’ for customers needing reliable and agile solutions in the face of evolving electronic component challenges.
Counterfeit Avoidance
Take advantage of Astute’s world leading counterfeit avoidance program. Trusted by life-critical device manufacturers for decades.
Obsolescence Management
Our proactive and constant approach to obsolescence management helps to extend the service life of your equipment and avoid early redundancy.
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Astute Group Now Distributing Good-Ark Semiconductor
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China Bristles as Dutch Export Controls on ASML Chipmaking Tools Tighten Amid Industry Growth
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The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) released new data to show that global semiconductor sales reached $51.3 billion in July 2024, marking an 18.7% increase compared to $43.2 billion in July 2023. This figure also represents a 2.7% rise from the June 2024 total of $50.0 billion, continuing a positive growth trend for the fourth consecutive month.