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Price $ 5,000.00
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This IDC study identifies IDC's semiconductor research team's top 10 predictions for the worldwide semiconductor market for 2012. It highlights the major trends and critical developments that will affect the wide spectrum of semiconductor devices, market verticals, device applications, and associated companies and value chain. "The semiconductor market continues to become a more complex and an intense place to compete. In addition, as companies look to adjacency for growth, more vertical integration is expected. At the same time, new technologies and new applications for existing technologies allow emerging new companies to successfully enter the market and compete in specialized, niche segments of the market, especially in the second half of 2012, when the semiconductor industry revenue will pick up after bottoming in early 2Q12," says Mali Venkatesan, research manager, Semiconductors, Emerging Markets, and Emerging Technologies at IDC.
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Subscriptions Covered:
Semiconductors and Enabling Technologies: Mobile and Connectivity
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Semiconductors and Enabling Technologies: Personal Computing
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Semiconductors: Consumer Devices
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Worldwide Semiconductor Applications Forecaster
Companies Covered:
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.,
Atmel Oy,
BBMF Corporation,
Apple Inc.,
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.,
Netlogic Limited,
Texas Instruments Incorporated,
Google Inc.,
NVIDIA Corporation,
Applied Materials, Inc.,
Worldwide Semiconductor Corp,
Powerchip Technology Corporation,
Oracle Corporation,
QUALCOMM Incorporated,
Intel Corporation,
Amazon.com, Inc.,
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION,
ARM Limited,
Broadcom Europe Limited,
LSI CORPORATION,
Samsung,
Microsoft Corporation,
Motorola Mobility LLC
Regions Covered:
United States,
Worldwide
Topics Covered:
Android,
Applications,
Consumer device semiconductor,
Ethernet switch,
Media tablet and eReader semiconductor,
Media tablets,
PC semiconductor,
Routers,
Serial ATA drive,
Software,
Touchscreen,
Wireless LAN infrastructure,
Wireless and wired communications semiconductor,
ereaders,
iPad
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