NFC is known around the world as the enabling technology for easy payments, ticketing and access control. It is quickly becoming a key part of the growth of the Internet of Things as well. Qualcomm recently announced that it will include NXP's NFC solution in the Snapdragon processor platform which powers mobile devices, wearables, and automotives. A new Semico Research report, NFC: Security at Hand 2015 Update reports growth in these markets will fuel a 15% CAGR in NFC from 2014 to 2020. "The smartphone market for NFC got a huge boost in 2014 with the introduction of the iPhone 6/6 Plus and Apple Pay," says Adrienne Downey, Director of Technology Research. "Between that and the adoption of EMV payment standards, we should finally see adoption of NFC take off in the United States as it has already in the rest of the world." Key findings of the report include:
Semico Research's recent report, NFC: Security at Hand 2015 Update, provides an overview of NFC and competing technologies, profiles on NFC chip manufacturers, and insight into the various applications NFC included in the forecast:
Companies mentioned in this report include the following: Activision, ams, Apple, Broadcom, CSR, Dialog Semiconductor, Disney, EM Microelectronic, EMVCo, Gentag, Hasbro, Infineon, INSIDE Secure, Intel, Keyssa, LEGO, Marvell, Maxim, Mediatek/Mstar, Nintendo, Nordic Semiconductor, NXP, Qualcomm, Samsung, Sony, STMicroelectronics, Texas Instruments, Thinfilm, and Toshiba. |
This report is part of Semico Research's Internet of Everything Portfolio that includes, among others, the following reports: The Smart Economy: The Internet of EverythingIoT Security: At What Cost?Sensors in Wearables and Mobile: The Many Players |
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