Global semiconductor revenues set to rise

e14news — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 02:44:53 GMT

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Global semiconductor revenues will surge in 2011 to reach $303 billion, research firm International Data Corporation (IDC) has suggested.

According to IDC, worldwide semiconductor revenues will grow five per cent year-over-year in 2012.

Furthermore, revenues will achieve a compound annual growth rate of six per cent for the 2010-2015 forecast period, infogrok.com has reported.

Mali Venkatesan, research manager of semiconductors at IDC, commented: "Overall, IDC continues to reaffirm the forecast and views expressed in its end-year SAF update published in December 2010.

"But, IDC also cautions that continued macroeconomic problems … and fear of high inflation in China, India, and Brazil, will likely impact semiconductor market negatively in 2012."

In the long-term, however, the research firm said that secular growth will remain strong.

Meanwhile, new research has suggested that global semiconductor capital-equipment spending will rise ten per cent in 2011.

Despite this estimate, technology research firm Gartner warned of a 2.6 per cent fall for next year due to a looming chip inventory correction and an oversupply of foundry capacity.

Posted by Andre Dixon