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What Does the Internet of Things Need to Grow?

The number of devices with capability for sensing and connectivity is growing at an exponential rate.  Many companies look to the development of the Internet of Things (IoT) to drive new growth for existing products and open up new business opportunities.  The concept of the IoT is far ranging.  As the name implies it is the interconnection of many things which encompass different functions. 

Why Did Intel Press Pause on Fab 42?

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

The Rise of Semiconductor IP Subsystems: What is the Value to Silicon Architects and SoC Designers

Rich Wawrzniak, our Senior Analyst for the ASIC / SoC Markets wrote a white paper for Synopsys.  You can download it here. 

The IP Subsystems Market to Reach a CAGR of 30.7% through 2017, says Semico Research

76% CAGR for MEMS Oscillator Units from 2012-2017, says Semico Research

Oscillators and clock generators are timing devices, which are needed in just about all electronic circuits.  Quartz crystal oscillators, along with clock generators, are a $5 billion market that MEMS oscillator vendors are hoping to crack.  Quartz crystal is well established, and system designers are accustomed to using these devices.  

3rd Party Semiconductor IP CAGR to Exceed 19% from 2013 to 2017

The 3rd Party Semiconductor Intellectual Property (SIP) market has seen great innovation in the products it offers to System-on-a-Chip (SoC) designers over the last ten years.  If any market segment in the semiconductor industry typifies the intense evolutionary pressures that the entire electronics market has undergone, it is the 3rd Party SIP market.  

Five 450mm Fabs will be Built by 2020, Says Semico Research

Mobile Healthcare Growing 45% by 2017: Find Out Why!

Semico's Chief of Technology, Tony Massimini, will speak at the 2013 MEPTEC Medical Technology Conference taking place September 17th and 18th at Arizona State University.

Semico Research sees MEMS Market Growing 70% by 2017

Thanks in large part to the growing smart phone and automotive markets, the MEMS market will generate almost $17 billion in revenues for 2013 and will increase 70% to over $28 billion by 2017. 

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