The System-on-a-Chip (SoC) method of creating silicon solutions is delivering on the original high expectations for the future of the semiconductor industry and ASIC markets. Designs of very high complexity are regularly accomplished using this approach today, far beyond what was possible only five or six years ago using more traditional ASIC methodologies. A new published report from Semico Research, System(s)-on-a-Chip: Changes in SoC Design Methodology forecasts that the SoC Market Forecast will approach $200 Billion by 2019.
"Contemporary SoC design techniques have moved beyond merely crafting a higher performing solution and now are aiming at the creation of true system-level functionality, useful to system designers," says Rich Wawrzyniak, Sr. Market Analyst for ASIC & SoC at Semico. " One or many high-performance synthesizable CPU cores, DSP cores, GPU cores, a large block of memory, one or more 'real-world' interfaces, mixed-signal or analog blocks, high performance on-chip bus structures and embedded API's or other software are all elements found on SoCs today."
Key findings of the report include:
In a unique, insightful look at this growing market, Semico Research's new report "System(s)-on-a-Chip: Changes in SoC Design Methodology II" (SC103-15, August 2015), examines the evolutionary forces and integration pressures that are driving this market today in 95 pages, with 13 tables and 67 graphs.
The report data covers:
Forecast Data 2013 - 2019 includes:
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