Semiconductor stories

"Despite the traditional low-demand season in the first quarter, both quantity and price increased as demand continued to be solid across all applications.">>

Expert analysts find that despite ongoing concerns around semiconductor shortages the PC market continues to be one of the many consumer technology markets that is thriving.>>

The chip shortage started primarily with devices, such as power management, display devices and microcontrollers, fabricated on legacy nodes at 8-inch foundry fabs, which have a limited supply. >>

"Overall, the semiconductor industry remains on track to deliver another strong year of growth as the super cycle that began at the end of 2019 strengthens this year.">>

The top 10 original equipment manufacturers increased their semiconductor spend by 10% in 2020 and accounted for 42% of the market, according to Gartner.>>

IDC forecasts that worldwide non-memory semiconductor revenue will decline by 7.2% in 2020.>>

IDC report analyses a range of factors that will affect the semiconductor market this year and presents the most likely scenario.>>

The semiconductor specialists are aiming to bring new wireless charging and connected IoT solutions to the consumer and industrial markets.>>

Researched by Alibaba's global research initiative, DAMO Academy.>>

However, it says that semiconductor revenues will recover in 2020 and log a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.0% from 2018-2023.>>

In a major business manoeuvre, ON Semiconductor has announced the acquisition of Quantenna Communications.>>

The company plans to incorporate Luxtera's technology across its intent-based networking portfolio, spanning enterprise, data centre and service provider markets.>>

High regional growth has seen a slight reshuffle in the world’s top semiconductor chip buyers.>>

Broadcom has added some new talent to its ranks with its latest appointment.>>

The market's revenue growth reached double-digit figures in 2018, but Gartner has identified a number of imminent roadblocks.>>

​Relentless demand for data equates to steady growth for data center infrastructure – and the semiconductor market is no exception.>>

​Dresden has strengthened its ambition of becoming the leading centre for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions with the announcement of huge investment.>>

The company says the new leadership appointments will drive the next phase of growth for the company.>>

India's electronics system design and manufacturing industry is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 16-23% to reach USD$172-228b by 2020.>>

“Enabled by Broadcom’s latest data center storage technology in all-flash NVMe drive arrays, we can meet our customers’ strictest workload needs.”>>

Worldwide semiconductor spend is forecast to see strong increases over 2017 driven by aggressive investment in memory and leading-edge logic.>>

The company has plenty to be satisfied about, with its President and CEO reporting it as a successful expansion.>>

Segars’ appointment follows SoftBank’s acquisition of Arm Holdings for US$32 billion in September 2016.>>

According to Gartner, consolidation played a major role in the market share rankings, with several large companies growing through acquisitions.>>