• Who'll provide the power behind the mainstream business tablet?

• Sony Ericsson, Dell, HP call on EU to ban more substances

• Viewpoint: Buyer beware of semiconductor brokers

• Initiative forms around anti-counterfeiting technology

• Update: LEDs in short supply as market booms
• Chaos hits NOR flash supply chain

• TI to expand 300-mm analog fab

• Group seeks alternatives for high-lead solder

• FormFactor shifts jobs to Asia in layoff

• 700-day payment blights European medical electronics, says group

• LFoundry adds ChipStart as solutions supplier

• U.S.: Fake parts threaten electronic market

• Analysts cautious about Xilinx inventory

• What's inside Apple's media pad?

• Intel launches netbook app store

• CES: Toshiba pitching $10,000 Cell TV in the U.S.

• Mirics starts volume shipments of FlexiTV software
• Samsung signs RealD to provide 3-D TV technology

• Carbon footprint labeling: Are you ready for it?

• Chinese processor drives $99 netbook, say reports

• EE Times joins with Octopart to enhance product coverage
• EE Times joins with Octopart to enhance product coverage

• Winners, losers in touchscreen IC market

• Analyst: Taiwan foundries on allocation

About the EETimes Supply Network Supply Chain & Logistics Section
The Supply Chain and Logistics section of EETimes Supply Network provides coverage of the companies, tools and business processes that enable efficient operations and transport of materials and product all the from materials suppliers to the end customer. Coverage includes news and trends in the outsourcing of design, manufacturing and distribution by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to electronics manufacturing service (EMS) providers, original design manufacturers (ODM) and third-party logistics providers (3PL).