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Semico's IPI Points to 10.4% Revenue Growth in 2014

Semico has released our final IPI report for 2013, and our IPI chart shows that 2013 will end the year with a 5.6% increase in revenues compared to 2012.  We are looking forward to a great 2014.  

New products are hitting the market for the Internet of Things, Mobile Healthcare, and Smart Environment markets, with cell phones continuing to drive innovation in MEMS sensors.  DRAM prices continue to be stable, and NAND demand continues to grow at double-digit rates.  

New manufacturing technologies enabling 3D memory and FinFETs for mobile devices are being rolled out.  Wireless communications has become a pervasive technology; we see units growing by more than 25% and dollars growing in the strong double-digit range.

The Semico IPI report is published monthly and includes the IPI chart and forecast with a detailed analysis of the data and current market trends. For every quarter, the IPI Report includes Semico's detailed semiconductor forecast while the other two months are bolstered with topical research articles from Semico's analysts.  Headlines for the Nov/Dec 2013 issue include:  

  • IPI Indicates Semiconductor Sales Up 0.9% for 4Q13
  • 2014 Capex:  First Look
  • Critical Impact of Large Wafer Size
  • Micro Logic Overview
  • ASIC Market, Higher Growth Ahead in 2014 and 2015
  • Semico Forecast

Order the IPI subscription and know 12 months in advance if the market is going to go up or down.  Know how the quarters are expected to go, and the reasons behind the shifts.  The IPI chart has been proven over and over to be an accurate forecasting tool for semiconductor manufacturers since 1997.   

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For More information, contact Rick Vogelei.
Phone: (480) 435 - 8564
Email: rickv@semico.com

 

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