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    1.1.

    1 Market Keyword
    Electronic OEM

    1.1.2 Vertical

    1.1.3 Snapshot
    The components utilised and manufactured by other businesses are created by an OEM,
    or original equipment manufacturer. Such parts may bear the trademark or name of the
    company that uses them. Although the OEM components and/or systems are used, the
    final product is made by the final company. Partners value OEMs because they can
    eventually save money and time. When a company partners with an OEM, they can
    concentrate on other aspects of their business. Ongoing digitization, smart city
    transformation, Usage of advanced materials for production, and technological
    advancement, among others are contributing to the growth of the market.

    1.1.4 Player Names


    Samsung Electronic (South Korea)

    Apple (United States)

    NVIDIA (United States)

    Cisco (United States)

    AMD (United States)

    Sony (Japan)

    Synopsys (United States)

    Tokyo Electron (Japan)

    Cadence Design System (United States)

    Foxconn (Taiwan)

    Nintendo (Japan)

    Hikvision (China)

    TE Connectivity (Switzerland)

    Enphase Energy (United States)

    Xiaomi (China)

    1.1.5 Other Players


    Murata Manufacturing (Japan)
    Arista Network (United States)

    HP (United States)

    Dell (United States)

    Ametek (United States)

    1.1.1 Type
    Digital electronics

    Analogue electronics

    Microelectronics

    Circuit design

    Integrated circuits

    Power electronics

    Optoelectronics

    Semiconductor devices

    1.1.2 Application
    Automotive

    Communications

    Computers/Peripherals

    Consumer Electronics

    Industrial

    Medical

    Aerospace/Military/Other Transportation

    1.1.3 Category
    Hardware

    Software

    Service

    1.1.4 End-User
    Defence
    Medical

    Industrial

    Commercial

    Residential

    1.1.5 Sales Channel


    Direct

    In-Direct

    Strategic Alliance

    1.1.6 Distribution Channels


    Semiconductor Suppliers

    Distributors

    Others

    1.1.7 Industry Background or Market Drivers


    Demand from Industry Verticals

    On-going Smart City Transformation

    Increasing Demand of consumer electronics like Mobile

    Disruptive Technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) And the Internet of Things (Iot)
    Enables Smart Manufacturing Practices

    1.1.8 Market Trends


    Use of Advanced Materials

    Organic Electronics

    Miniaturization

    Increasing Worldwide Import and Export of Electronics

    1.1.9 Restraints
    Devastating Effect on the Supply Chain Due to Natural Disaster

    Change in Government Regulation towards Manufacturing and Supply Chain

    1.1.10 Opportunities
    Emerging Economies
    Technological Advancement

    1.1.11 Challenges
    Fluctuations in the Price of Raw Materials

    Cyber Attack

    1.1.12 Regulatory Factor

    1.1.13 Recent Industry Insights


    In July 2022, the tech and auto industry expects the 'Right to Repair' policy to provide
    recognition to the largely unorganised third-party repairs sector through increased
    availability of original spares.

    In August 2022, Military and Aerospace Electronics is proud to announce that it will be
    hosting a video webinar on 9 August 2022 focused on extending semiconductor
    component lifecycles for crucial mil-aero applications.

    1.1.14 Recent Merger and Acquisition


    In February 2022, AMD completed the acquisition of Xilinx in an all-stock transaction. The
    acquisition was announced on October 27, 2020, creates the industry’s high-performance
    and adaptive computing leader with significantly expanded scale and the strongest
    portfolio of leadership computing, graphics and adaptive SoC products. AMD expects the
    acquisition to be accretive to non-GAAP margins, non-GAAP EPS and free cash flow
    generation in the first year.

    1.1.15 Competitive Landscape


    Global Electronic OEM is a fragmented market due to the presence of various players.
    The players are focusing on investing more in R&D and launching new products. These
    will enhance their market presence. The companies are also planning strategic activities
    like partnerships, mergers, and acquisitions which will help them to sustain in the market
    and maintain their competitive edge.

    1.1.16 Dominating Region

    1.1.17 Key Target Audience


    OEM

    ODM

    EMS

    Regulatory Bodies

    Potential Investors
    Research and Development Institutes

    End User

    Others

    1.1.18 Dominating Players

    1.1.19 Additional Segmentation

    { "North America": ["United States", "Canada", "Mexico"] , "South


    America": ["Brazil", "Argentina", "Rest of South America"], "Europe":
    ["Germany", "France", "Italy", "United Kingdom", "Netherlands", "Rest of
    Europe"], "Asia Pacific": ["China", "Japan", "India", "South Korea", "Taiwan",
    "Australia", "Rest of Asia-Pacific"], "MEA": ["Middle East", "Africa"] }

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