... vendors across the board, as they will increasingly drive the user experience and foster brand loyalty.
Smartphones will remain a highly coveted holiday gift. Gartner expects sales of smartphones to total 1.57 billion units in 2017, up 4.9 percent from 2016. Huawei continues to grow its presence in Europe ...
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... higher adoption of solid-state drives (SSDs) and increasing content in smartphones.
The second-largest semiconductor category, application-specific-standard products (ASSPs), saw limited growth of 5.1 percent due to a stalling smartphone market combined with a tablet market that continues to decline. Leading ...
... buyers include calling at different times of day, trying various extensions or crafting emails with attention-grabbing subject lines. But what about smartphones — an ubiquitous Americans distraction? As consumers move toward mobile reliance for day-to-day tasks and purchases, a texting sales strategy can ...
... Gartner (April 2019)
The second-largest category — application-specific standard products (ASSPs) — saw growth of only 5.1 percent due to a stalling smartphone market combined with a tablet market that continues to decline. Vendors that rely heavily on these end markets to sell application processors, modems ...
... offset by weak demand and falling prices from the smartphone market. For the DRAM market overall, Gartner analysts estimate DRAM revenue will decline 2.4% in 2020.
“Non-memory semiconductor markets will experience a significant reduction in smartphone, automobile and consumer electronics production and ...
... decline of 0.6 percent in 2016 as the industry waits for the next demand driver to emerge."
Lowered estimates for production of PCs, ultramobiles and smartphones is reducing the demand for semiconductors in 2016, and no significant near-term driver has appeared to offset the reduction in demand in these key ...
... 2019 revenue declining 26.4% due to elevated levels of inventory at the end of 2018 and sluggish demand in the first half of 2019. Weak demand from smartphone and hyperscale cloud service providers drove down prices and forced nearly all vendors to pull back on existing fab plans or, in some cases, cut ...
... semiconductor revenue grew 3.7%, driven by growth of its core client and server CPU businesses. Despite a slowdown in the overall smartphone market, strong sales of 5G smartphones helped propel semiconductor companies, such as Qualcomm and MediaTek, to strong growth in 2020. The growth of 5G is offsetting ...
... revenue growth in 2021.
“The 5G smartphone market also helped drive semiconductor revenue, with unit production more than doubling to reach 555 million in 2021, compared to 250 million in 2020. U.S. sanctions imposed on Huawei resulted in other Chinese smartphone OEMs gaining share and fueling growth ...