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Active Electronic Components Market Se To High Growth Level, Business Scope and Development Innovations During 2024-2032 | Taiwan News

Posted on 23/09/2024

Introduction:

The global Active Electronic Components market is poised to redefine the technological landscape, anticipated to reach a substantial value of around USD 519 billion by 2026, according to the latest research from Report Ocean Market Research. Characterized by diverse applications and a multitude of innovations, active electronic components are playing a pivotal role in shaping industries such as consumer electronics, automotive, healthcare, and beyond. In 2017, the consumer electronics segment emerged as the frontrunner, dominating the market in terms of revenue. North America shop center stage, claiming the majority share in the global Active Electronic Components market. This article

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Indodana Collaborates with Electronic City’s E-commerce Platform

Posted on 12/09/2024

Insurance Media, JAKARTA – Indodana as a buy now, pay later (BNPL) service provider platform is again building collaboration with leading e-commerce in Indonesia.

Indodana Paylater can now be used to shop for various electronics and gadgets on ECI.ID, Electronic City’s digital application and site. This also supports the increasingly rapid growth of the digital economy amidst the e-commerce and financial technology industries.

Apart from gadgets, ECI.ID also provides complementary items for household, office and daily electronic needs such as televisions, refrigerators, rice cookers, washing machines, loudspeakers and cameras. Specifically, purchasing electronics and gadgets on ECI.ID can be done in

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Electronic voting can’t be trusted in this fall’s municipal election, says CBRM councillor

Posted on 07/09/2024

Coun. Lorne Green says Cape Breton Regional Municipality should not allow electronic voting in this fall's municipal elections because the system is open to abuse. (Tom Ayers/CBC - image credit) — Coun. Lorne Green says Cape Breton Regional Municipality should not allow electronic voting in this fall’s municipal elections because the system is open to abuse. (Tom Ayers/CBC – image credit)

Paper ballots are making a comeback in this fall’s Cape Breton Regional Municipality elections to provide an option for those who don’t want to vote electronically.

But one councilor says voting by computer or phone should not be allowed at all because it cannot be trusted.

“I know I had individuals that knowingly voted in my district that weren’t residing in the district,” Coun. Lorne Green said. “In fact, [they]

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Transport Association Launches Electronic Speed Governors

Posted on 08/03/2024

Road safety players on Wednesday, March 6, launched an electronic sticker that aims to prevent road fatalities across the country.

Speaking to the press during the launch of the digital system, Road Safety Association of Kenya (RSAK) Chairman David Njoroge noted that the e-stickers would be fitted with speed limiters which would enable law enforcement officers to easily detect traffic lawbreakers.

He noted that once the system is installed onto a car, the motorists’ details will be detected electronically.

This includes the vehicle’s make, registration number, motor vehicle ownership and chassis number among others.

A photo of NTSA officials inspecting

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