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Electronica Shanghai 2026: China speeds up localisation in semiconductors after electronic components
Electronica Shanghai 2026 drew 2,065 exhibitors, up 15.1 percent from a year earlier, and expanded floor space to 120,000 square metres. Chinese companies showcased new products across connectors, power semiconductors and sensors, areas long seen as dominated by global firms. The event highlighted moves toward system-level applications, from AI servers to EVs. Passive components in mainland China largely remain third-tier globally, leaving gaps in high-end technology.
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Electronica Shanghai 2026: Electrification and AI reshape electronic components landscape
At Electronica Shanghai 2026, exhibitors highlighted a shift in intelligent driving from maximising raw computing power to sustaining performance under limited power. Texas Instruments showcased scalable automotive SoCs and radar, while suppliers promoted sensors and high-voltage power components for faster charging and tougher thermal conditions. Connectors drew attention as higher voltages and growing in-vehicle data traffic raised demands for reliability. Discussions also focused on power delivery losses in data centres.
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Preview of Electronica Shanghai puts Korean component makers\' premium ambitions to test
Hardware supply chains are emerging as a key battleground as vehicles electrify and become more intelligent, humanoid robots move toward mass production and AI data centres raise power density. Demand is rising for power semiconductors, sensors, connectors, materials and thermal management. Electronica Shanghai 2026, running July 1 to 3 in Shanghai, will bring together global and Chinese suppliers. Korean component and semiconductor firms are also set to participate.