Published: 07 October 2014
ID: G00258666
Analyst(s): Dean Freeman, Barbara Van, Klaus Rinnen, Takashi Ogawa, Mark Stromberg, Bob Johnson, David Christensen
Semiconductor capital equipment spending is strong, with 17% growth. Shortages of memory, particularly DRAM, are fueling this spending surge, with more than 60% growth in DRAM spending. 2015 should be another good year for capital equipment, and growth over the forecast period is projected at 7.2%.
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