Arrow Electronics partners with STARFINDO to support local tech startups

Arrow Electronics, a global technology solutions provider, has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Indonesian Startup Association Cooperation (STARFINDO) to collaborate and support technology startups in the local ecosystem in Indonesia.

 

 

Through this collaboration, start-ups will gain access to cutting-edge electronics technology and vital engineering expertise to drive innovation in the AIoT (Artificial Intelligence Internet of Things) and EvTech (Electric Vehicle Technology) sectors.

 

According to the 2023 industry research, Indonesia's startup ecosystem ranks second in Southeast Asia. STARFINDO is committed to promoting the development of Indonesian technology startups. Lukas Dedy Setiyawan, chairman of the association, said: "Our collaboration with Arrow Electronics, a global technology solutions provider focusing on engineering, distribution support and supply chain services, is an important addition to our network of industry-leading partners. This strategic partnership will help us build a stronger information technology industry ecosystem, promote deeper cooperation between the local technology community, public and private enterprises, and accelerate growth in Indonesia and abroad."

 

Arrow Consulting and the STARFINDO program provide startups with a wealth of support and knowledge to accelerate their innovation journey. Recently, at the Artificial Intelligence Internet of Things and Electric Vehicle Technology Seminar held in Jakarta, Indonesia, Arrow Electronics collaborated with companies including Diodes, Inolux, Onsemi, and Silicon Labs, STMicroelectronics and Yageo Group have joined forces to fully demonstrate their commitment to realizing this commitment.

At the seminar, engineering experts from Arrow Electronics and these technology suppliers introduced the latest market trends. They also showcased new AI IoT, electric vehicle technology, and battery technology and products through live demonstrations, allowing more than 90 attendees to experience firsthand how to apply these technologies in real-world scenarios.

 

 

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