Rise of Semiconductor Industry

rise of semiconductor industry

The rising consumer demand for electronics globally has increased semiconductor market. And deeper techniques such as AI, IoT, and the new-age evolution of ML technologies, are providing lucrative market opportunities. Such technologies assist and set an increase in the processing time of memory chip-based systems for processing. For example, speedier and advanced memory chips in data center applications are likely to invalidate the influence of forecast timelines in the growth of the market. Let’s look at the dramatic rise of semiconductor industry in the world.

Use of Semiconductors

In the semiconductor industry, which manufactures components key to enabling technologies. Supply shortages for everything from cars to computers highlight how essential chips are for global functioning. The reality goes further, showing that semiconductors literally “build” the world. Chip demand will continue to rise for a long time, prompting semiconductor manufacturers and design houses to deeply analyze where the market is headed and what will drive future demand.

Trends and Impact

The new emerging technology, integration of AI, initiated the advent of the silicon chipsets into the automotive industry. It’s big data, data analytics, facial recognition and machine learning that are the new data infrastructure assisting semiconductor manufacturers in providing the advanced components and machineries. AI, IoT, wireless devices are being reacted to massively, and all about the world is promoting advancements across the telecom industry. The semiconductor markets have prospered with their sales growing by more than 20 percent from approximately $500 billion to $600 billion in 2023, as the effects of digitalization on lives and businesses have speeded up. According to the McKinsey analysis, based on a combination of different macroeconomic assumptions, aggregate annual growth for the industry would average anywhere between 6 to 8 percent per annum until the year 2030.

Accelerating Factors

The pandemic of COVID-19 has uplifted house income averages as consumers saved on expenses and disposable income increased. Besides, with the increasing population and rapidly developing cities, demand for steep-end consumer products has risen. Integrated circuits (ICs) chips are fitted in almost all electronic devices import for processing. These include devices such as smartphones, washing machines, TVs, and refrigerators with modern chipsets. They perform each task effectively and sustainably. Furthermore, several consumer goods manufacturers like Panasonic, Apple, Samsung etc. are significant investors in research and new product introduction. It is done to meet the ensuing consumer needs, which will raise the long-term growth of the semiconductor market.

Semiconductor industry appears to be very bright. The rise of semiconductor industry has also boosted the economy of developing nations. Majorly countries like China, South Korea have benefitted by this expansion of electronic trade. Companies like Samsung have grabbed positions all over the world. It is visible in India too. Short fluctuations between supply and demand or a changing global economic and geopolitical landscape may result in those short-term weeds, such as in the event of an expected continuous growth in future. Long growth of the market will need industry leaders to strategically shift towards focusing on R&D, factories, and sourcing from afar. They can apply lessons from modeling studies to unlock opportunity areas.

 

Aditi Sharma

Aditi Sharma

Chemistry student with a tech instinct!