Two layers

Two layers. (1) Own order-flow byproduct: PCB/PCBA quote and order records from customer BOM uploads — per part number the demanded quantity, realised component price, sourcing channel and the assembly lead time actually achieved, plus which parts had to be substituted or sourced long because they were allocated or EOL. (2) A monthly-curated component supply-risk series: per-category pressure grades (MLCC, MCU, DRAM/NAND, copper/silver) with dated per-manufacturer price-move and EOL/discontinuation notices, published on a fixed monthly cadence.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Electronic Components & Manufacturing Services (EMS)Semiconductor Materials & Fabrication
Instruments: equities

Dataset card

Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (dated category x manufacturer x price-move x effective-date x risk-grade tables) plus structured BOM line items from customer uploads (part number, manufacturer, quantity, unit price, availability, lead time)
Volume: Tracker layer: 4 tracked categories x per-manufacturer price/EOL notices issued monthly since Mar 2026 (8 dated observations in the visible trend window, ~8-15 notices per monthly edition). Order layer is the larger asset — every customer BOM line across all placed PCB assembly orders, i.e. hundreds of thousands to millions of part-level records with realised price and achieved lead time.
Users: ~5,000-30,000 registered buyer accounts (inferred: an online-ordering PCB/PCBA platform with a standing international sales function and 56 employees serves a long tail of hardware buyers; no public account count)
History: 10 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — tracker updated 8 Oct 2026 with the next edition committed for late October, and the page states a widening squeeze with live category upgrades, indicating ongoing editorial/analyst maintenance rather than a static whitepaper
Launched: PCB/PCBA ordering platform est. ~2015-2018 (established 56-person Shenzhen manufacturer with a mature international sales organisation, not a launch-stage company); the component risk tracker itself launched in 2026 (earliest trend window shown is Mar 2026)
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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