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AI is not only software. It needs hardware. It needs power and cooling. It needs thousands of small parts.

One missing part stops your project.

Sourcing is now a design strategy. Do not trust a simple part list.

Check these details when you pick parts:

Your Bill of Materials is not a static list. It is a risk. Parts go obsolete. Lead times grow. Demand spikes.

Build flexibility into your design:

Comparing parts is not about a part number. Check every detail.

For MOSFETs, check voltage and thermal resistance. For regulators, check dropout voltage. The application decides the part, not the number.

Hardware is vital now. Engineers who understand sourcing have an edge.

A strong design is available and replaceable.

Review your parts now. Find the risks. Find alternatives.

Source: https://dev.to/eric-zhao/why-hardware-engineers-should-care-about-component-sourcing-in-the-ai-era-4bbm Optional learning community: https://t.me/GyaanSetuAi