IDT and Digi-Key sign distribution deal

Friday, 16 January, 2009

IDT (Integrated Device Technology) and Digi-Key have signed a distribution agreement, making the IDT product range available through Digi-Key's websites. IDT products stocked by Digi-Key will also be featured in future print catalogues.

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