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JDI and OLEDWorks have announced plans for advanced display manufacturing in the United States. Here is what OEMs should know now and what to watch next.

When a major display manufacturer announces plans to expand manufacturing in the United States, OEMs have a good reason to pay attention.

Teams start with a workload, a deployment environment, and a set of expectations around performance, reliability, and scale. The challenge is selecting a system that behaves consistently once it is deployed into production conditions rather than evaluated in isolation.

Across data center, edge, and embedded environments, the right system is the one that fits how and where it will be used, supporting sustained operation, predictable performance, and long-term maintainability.

That’s why Supermicro built the Gold Series: pre-configured, validated systems based on proven deployment patterns. Gold Series systems are assembled and pre-tested, designed to ship quickly, and ready to deploy from day one.

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

CNBC recently published an article titled "China’s lockdowns could trigger a logistics snarl that may ‘dwarf’ 2020 and 2021". While we are hopeful that is not quite the case, it is important for everyone in the electronics industry to pay attention to.