Databeans - 2007 Semiconductor Market Share

2008 Market Research Report

Report Title:

2007 Semiconductor Market Share

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$2,495.00 USD

Release Date:

April 2008

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Databeans Annual Library | Semiconductor Product and Application Service |
Semiconductor Product Service | Semiconductor Product Service

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Abstract
Table of Contents
Table of Figures
Table of Tables

The worldwide semiconductor market experienced 3 percent growth in 2007, with sales of over $255 billion and over 580 billion units shipped. This amounts to the lowest year on year revenue growth since 2002. Since 1998, semiconductors have shown dramatic growth, with total revenues more than doubling and a compound annual growth rate of over 8 percent. In comparison to the Dow Jones industrial average, which had a compound annual growth rate of 4.5 percent from 1998 to 2007, the health of the semiconductor industry is apparent.

The market experienced strong gains of 12 percent in logic revenues, while the other semiconductor categories showed either mild gains or mild losses. Among end markets, automotive was the big winner in 2007, while industrial sales suffered considerable losses. The computer segment was flat, while consumer, wired, and wireless experienced single-digit gains.

Databeans expects 2008 semiconductor sales to total $272.5 billion, with shipments of 613.8 billion units. While the consumer market has slowed, mobile phones and laptops are expected to have slightly above average performance. The forecasted growth in 2008 is due to several market drivers: the summer Olympic Games in China, PC replacements, IT infrastructure, and the new phone models that are expected to become available in the second quarter. Looking further into the future, semiconductors are expected to see sustained growth, reaching $444.7 billion in 2013 sales, for a 2008-2013 CAGR of 10 percent.

The top eight semiconductor companies of 2006 retained their positions in 2007, with Intel again holding the number one position in overall semiconductor market share. Rounding out the top three companies are Samsung and Texas Instruments. These three companies serve very different product markets; while Intel is the major producer of microprocessors, Samsung is a major producer of memory and logic products, and Texas Instruments controls the analog and DSP markets.

Significant Findings

Market Share Rundown – Supplier Profiles
    Intel
    Samsung
    Texas Instruments
    Toshiba
    STMicroelectronics
    Hynix
    Renesas
    Sony
    NEC
    Infineon

2007 Semiconductor Market

Methodology

Databeans Market and Product Segmentation Definitions
    Market Segmentation
    Product Segmentation

Figure 1: Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
Figure 2: 2007 Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier
Figure 3: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Intel
Figure 4: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Intel
Figure 5: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Samsung
Figure 6: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Samsung
Figure 7: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Texas Instruments
Figure 8: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Texas Instruments
Figure 9: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Toshiba
Figure 10: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Toshiba
Figure 11: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – STMicroelectronics
Figure 12: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – STMicroelectronics
Figure 13: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Hynix
Figure 14: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Hynix
Figure 15: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Renesas
Figure 16: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Renesas
Figure 17: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Sony
Figure 18: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Sony
Figure 19: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – NEC
Figure 20: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – NEC
Figure 21: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Product – Infineon
Figure 22: 2007 Semiconductor Revenue by Market Segment – Infineon
Figure 23: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier

Table 1: 2006 and 2007 Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier – Worldwide
Table 2: 2006 and 2007 Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier – Americas
Table 3: 2006 and 2007 Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier – Europe
Table 4: 2006 and 2007 Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier – Japan
Table 5: 2006 and 2007 Semiconductor Revenue Share by Supplier – Asia Pacific
Table 6: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Discrete
Table 7: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Optoelectronics
Table 8: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Sensors
Table 9: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Integrated Circuits
Table 10: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Analog
Table 11: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Memory
Table 12: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – DRAM
Table 13: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Flash Memory
Table 14: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Logic
Table 15: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Microprocessor
Table 16: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – DSP
Table 17: 2006 and 2007 Worldwide Revenue Share by Supplier – Microcontroller

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