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Purdue University and the country of Panama join forces to enhance educational opportunities and workforce development for the Central American country’s semiconductor industry...

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) rolls out a new cyber incident reporting portal as part of its ongoing effort to improve cyber incident reporting.

Here are some of the biggest supply chain-related events and news that made headlines last month.

Vehicle cost, range, charging capacity and a lack of national charging infrastructure are keeping Americans from testing the waters of EV ownership.

Here’s a look at how some of the largest IT companies are doing when it comes to driving conflict minerals out of their supply chains.

Offshore energy is taking center stage in Delaware, where the state is installing new equipment and training a workforce to orchestrate and manage it.

A new resource lets manufacturers track the carbon footprints of more than 300 million different electronic parts.

Over the next four years, the procurement software market is expected to grow by $5.72 billion.

Two senators introduce legislation that could ensure that government agencies don’t unintentionally buy counterfeit electronics.

A team of Purdue University researchers have come up with a new method of keeping semiconductor chips from being counterfeited.

Understanding ESG principles and expectations—as well as how to keep pace with them—not only helps companies adapt and thrive but also contributes to a healthier planet.

A roundup of July’s top global supply chain news, events and trends.