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Future Electronics, a global leading distributor of electronic components, hosted their highly-regarded Supplier Fair on Wednesday, November 7th in the ballroom of the Holiday Inn Pointe-Claire.The Supplier Fair is part of Advanced Engineering University (AEU) '18, Future's premier event for training the members of its Advanced Engineering Group on the latest technologies and applications from their valued partner suppliers.

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Robert Miller, Founder and President of Future Electronics, established the tradition to bring everyone together during the holiday season, and as a way of thanking Future's employees for another year of dedication to excellence.Miller also announced the kickoff of the company's annual Spirit of the Holidays campaign, which raises money to benefit local community groups.

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Future Electronics' new Shenzhen location is a significant advancement in terms of scale and functionality. The office area is more than 5,000 square meters, creating a more open and comfortable working environment for employees, with additional space for expansion. There are 11 multifunctional conference rooms, including 5 videoconference rooms and two training rooms that can accommodate over 100 people each.

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Future Electronics, a global leading distributor of electronic components, is a gold sponsor at IDT's, a leading developer of complete mixed-signal solutions, free one-day technical seminar event on March 27, 2019 in Westford, Massachusetts.This seminar will feature deep technical content tracks presented by IDT experts. Participants will learn about market and system challenges, and how IDT solutions help solve them. They will also get hands-on advice for their solutions from product experts.

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The Skywire Global 4G LTE Cat M1 embedded modem is purpose-designed for IoT applications requiring location-based functionality. Based on the Quectel BG96 module, it has full FCC, IC, and carrier end-device certifications, which can save users months of testing and tens of thousands of dollars in cost. The QBG96 is among the smallest embedded modems in the industry and is compatible with a wide range of Skywire development kits and microprocessor shields.