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In today's global manufacturing landscape, sourcing LCD Solutions can often feel like navigating a minefield - especially when it comes to meeting strict Country of Origin (COO) requirements.

For many OEMs, contract manufacturers, and purchasing teams, there is growing scrutiny around where LCD modules are made, particularly when customers or regulatory agencies require LCD products that are not of Chinese origin.

Whether it's due to compliance restrictions, tariffs, government contracts, or company policy, many organizations are actively seeking display solutions that are manufactured or assembled outside of China.

But with so many display products being sourced from Chinese factories, how can buyers ensure compliance while still maintaining quality and competitive lead times?

With the discontinuation of Mornsun products to U.S. customers, sourcing reliable AC/DC and DC/DC power supplies has become increasingly difficult.

When compliance deadlines loom and your project hinges on securing the right documentation, the last thing you need is to waste days chasing hard-to-find paperwork.

If you're working with Micron memory components in aerospace, defense, medical, or other regulated industries, you know that obtaining a Statement of Volatility (SoV) can be more complicated than it should be.

At Edge Electronics, we've streamlined this process. As an authorized Micron distributor since the 1990s, we have the direct access and expertise to get you the compliance documents you need - quickly and without the usual headaches.

Extended lead times. Component shortages. Lifecycle uncertainty.

For OEMs that rely on industrial LCDs, these supply chain obstacles can jeopardize timelines, drive up costs, and create unnecessary headaches for both engineering and procurement teams.

At Edge Electronics, we specialize in delivering dependable LCD Solutions that help OEMs overcome these challenges - whether you're sourcing for new product development or trying to sustain long-term production.

We serve as an extension of your team, offering both technical support and procurement ability through every stage of the LCD lifecycle.

Last week, Edge Electronics made a strong impression at SID Display Week in San Jose, where we highlighted our offering of display technology solutions.

As we head further into 2025, the landscape for DDR4 memory is undergoing a notable transformation. While DDR4 remains a key component in many existing server infrastructures, several market trends are reshaping its future.

Here's a closer look at what is driving the shift and what it means for businesses and OEM server designs.

Micron has announced that the Micron 2550 NVMe SSD will be going end-of-life (EOL) and its replacement drive is the Micron 2650 NVMe SSD.

Edge Electronics is excited to announce that we are once again returning to Display Week this year to showcase our LCD Solutions.

Organized by Society for Information Display (SID), Display Week is the premier event of the display industry that brings together industry professionals, innovators, and thought leaders to discuss emerging trends, network, and explore the latest advancements in display technology.

Manufacturers often face significant hurdles when dealing with a multitude of suppliers. The need for a single, reliable supplier becomes paramount in ensuring seamless operations, efficient supply chain management, and consistent product quality. A trusted partner that not only delivers the required products but also offers comprehensive services and support is essential for manufacturers looking to streamline their procurement processes.

Edge Electronics isn’t just your typical display distributor – we are an LCD Solutions provider.

Edge Electronics was thrilled to return to SID's Display Week from May 14-16 in San Jose, California, where we networked with fellow display industry professionals, shared insights with customers, and exhibited product demos and solutions.