Farnell, a leading distributor in the electronics industry, has recently announced a significant partnership with Micro Commercial Components (MCC), a global manufacturer of semiconductor solutions. This agreement, signed on March 31, 2025, will allow Farnell to offer highly advanced discrete semiconductor components to various industries, including automotive, industrial, consumer, and computing.
The partnership will provide Farnell's developer customers with access to more than 10,000 MCC semiconductor components. Notably, this includes advanced automotive-grade components that make up 25% of MCC's extensive portfolio. These components are backed by exceptional global support and supply and quality assurance provided by an integrated device manufacturer.
Jose Lok, Global Product Category Director – Onboard Components at Farnell Global, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership: "We are delighted to partner with MCC, a leading manufacturer known for its exceptional products and global support. MCC consistently delivers shorter lead times and is well-equipped to swiftly adapt to market demands while ensuring product consistency and availability."
Pamela Cheng, General Manager of MCC, shared her excitement about joining the Farnell family: "MCC is excited to join the Farnell family and the element14 community. We look forward to a successful partnership built on innovation and moving technology forward."
Farnell's expanded portfolio through this partnership will enable it to better serve its diverse customer base. The agreement will facilitate easier access to high-quality semiconductor components for engineers and developers across various industries.
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