America II Announces Distribution Agreement with Alliance Memory
St. Petersburg, Fla. (PRWEB) November 14, 2013 -- America II Electronics, Inc., one of the world’s largest independent distributors of semiconductors and electronic components, has entered into a global distribution agreement with Alliance Memory, a manufacturer of legacy memory used in digital consumer, networking, mobile communication, industrial, medical and automotive applications.
“The independent channel is thriving, so the development and expansion of our supply chain is an ongoing focus,” said Brian Ellison, President of America II Electronics. “We continue delivering the best services and solutions to our growing customer base, and we’re extremely excited to be partnering with Alliance Memory. They’re an established brand whose legacy products will be a great fit for customers currently using Samsung, Cypress, Renesas, Micron and Hynix memory. This partnership will strengthen our line card and improve our ability to deliver additional options to our customers.
Under terms of the agreement, America II will have worldwide distribution rights to Alliance Memory’s entire product portfolio including Fast and Low Power Asynchronous SRAM, Synchronous DRAM, and DDR1 / DDR2 DRAM.
“We’re excited to have America II as an authorized distributor,” said Dan Gilbert, Vice President of Sales at Alliance Memory. “Their industry knowledge and global sales coverage will allow us to expand our distribution channel, introduce our products to new customers, and grow market share. They know our products and target markets extremely well, and we look forward to a successful relationship with them.”
With four billion components in stock and available to sell at their St. Petersburg facility, America II Electronics has one of the largest inventories in the industry. Originally established as a supplier focused on the distribution of hard-to-find parts, America II continues the transition to its Blended Distribution℠ model by adding new authorized lines and stocking secure product directly from manufacturers.
To learn more, contact America II Electronics at (800) 767-2637 or visit http://www.americaii.com.
About Alliance Memory, Inc.:
Alliance Memory Inc. is a worldwide provider of legacy memory products for the communications, computing, industrial, and consumer markets. The company supports a full range of asynchronous and synchronous SRAMs, low-power SRAMs, ZMD low-power SRAMs, synchronous DRAMs (SDR) and double data rate synchronous DRAMs (DDR SDRAM). Alliance Memory is a privately held company with headquarters in San Carlos, Calif., and regional offices in Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, and South East Asia. More information about Alliance Memory is available online at http://www.alliancememory.com.
About America II Electronics:
Established in 1989, America II Electronics, Inc. stocks more than four billion components, making it one of the world’s largest independent distributors of semiconductors and electronic components. The company’s unique Blended Distribution℠ model positions America II as an innovative distributor who can meet all the needs of its customers. By blending the traits of independent distribution with those of authorized distributors, America II serves as a primary partner for all OEM and EMS customers, providing a channel that supplies hard-to-find components, delivers inventory via its direct manufacturer relationships, and ensures the highest level of quality assurance. Headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida and with offices in the UK, Germany, China, Japan, Singapore and Mexico, the company stocks components from 1,900 manufacturers, while providing value-added services and inventory solutions from its ISO 9001:2008 and ESD-certified 420,000 square foot North American distribution facility.
Contact:
Anton Wurr, Marketing Director
America II Electronics
800-767-2637
awurr(at)americaii(dot)com
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Anton Wurr, Marketing Director, America II Electronics, Inc., http://www.americaii.com, +1 (800) 767-2637, [email protected]
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