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Market Research Report

2010 Memory

Published by Databeans, Inc.
Published February, 2010 Product code 113237
Content info 116 pages
Price
US $ 3500 PDF and XLS File By E-mail (Corporate Wide Licensing)


2010 Memory published by Databeans, Inc. in February, 2010. This report consists of 116 pages and the price starts from US $ 3500.

Introduction

Abstract

The memory market felt the full effects of the economic crisis in 2009. Long lasting over supply was spurred on by a massive imbalance between supply and demand. From 2005 to 2007, the capital expenditures on DRAM fabs was over $50 billion as top producers frantically built facilities in order to meet growing demand. However, poor consumer sales, brought on by a weak global economy, caused demand for to plummet in 2008 and 2009, causing memory prices to fall and left a massive overstock of inventory. Vendors were forced to sell product below cost just to continue to recoup the fab investment made a couple of years earlier. Some vendors slashed output, while others sold off equipment and facilities in order to attempt to realign current demand with supply. While the market leaders Samsung and Intel managed to maintain profitability, especially in the second half of 2009, some manufacturers, such as Qimonda and Spansion, couldn' t overcome these demand issues and filed for insolvency in the early part of 2009.

Although the market has remained challenging, 2010 looks to be considerably brighter as the end of the recession has spurred consumer demand, while memory prices have stabilized and are increasing again thanks to a reduction inventory in the channel and restocking activity has progressed. Databeans predicts that global memory revenue will reach $57 billion in 2010 and account for 22 percent of the total $258.7 billion semiconductor market. This is an industry best 28 percent improvement from 2009 sales. Going into the future, total memory revenue will grow an average 12 percent annually until it reaches $99 billion in 2015.

Databeans separates the memory market according to type, including DRAM, Flash, SRAM, and other miscellaneous forms of memory which include PROMS and ROM. DRAM and Flash account for the vast majority of the market however, with 95 percent of all revenue combined.

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Table of Contents

  • Significant Findings
  • Introduction
  • Product Segmentation
    • DRAM
    • Flash
    • SRAM
    • Other Memory
  • Regional Forecast
    • Americas
    • Europe
    • Japan
    • Asia Pacific
    • Worldwide DRAM Forecast by Region
    • Worldwide Flash Forecast by Region
    • Worldwide SRAM Forecast by Region
    • Worldwide Other Memory Forecast by Region
  • Application Demand Analysis
    • Automotive
    • Computer
    • Consumer
    • Communications
    • Industrial
    • Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
    • Worldwide Flash Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
    • Worldwide SRAM Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
    • Worldwide Other Memory Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Production Analysis
    • DRAM
    • Flash
    • SRAM
    • Other Memory
  • Supplier Market Share
    • Samsung
    • Hynix
    • Toshiba
    • Micron Technology
    • Elpida
    • Numonyx
    • Spansion
    • Nanya
    • Qimonda
  • Methodology
  • Databeans Market and Product Segmentation Definitions
    • Market Segmentation
    • Product Segmentation

Table of Figures

  • Figure 1: Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 2: Worldwide Memory Semiconductor Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 3: 2010 Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 4: Worldwide Memory Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Figure 5: Worldwide DRAM Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Figure 6: Worldwide Flash Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Figure 7: Worldwide SRAM Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Figure 8: Worldwide Other Memory Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Figure 9: Worldwide Memory Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Figure 10: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Memory Revenue Share by Region
  • Figure 11: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Memory Shipment Share by Region
  • Figure 12: Americas Memory Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 13: 2010 Americas Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 14: Europe Memory Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 15: 2010 Europe Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 16: Japan Memory Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 17: 2010 Japan Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 18: Asia Pacific Memory Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 19: 2010 Asia Pacific Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 20: Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Figure 21: Worldwide Flash Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Figure 22: Worldwide SRAM Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Figure 23: Worldwide Other Memory Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Figure 24: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Memory Revenue Share by Market Segment
  • Figure 25: Worldwide Memory Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Figure 26: Worldwide Automotive Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Figure 27: 2010 Worldwide Automotive Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 28: Worldwide Computer Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Figure 29: 2010 Worldwide Computer Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 30: Worldwide Consumer Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Figure 31: 2010 Worldwide Consumer Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 32: Worldwide Communications Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Figure 33: 2010 Worldwide Communications Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 34: Worldwide Mobile Phone Shipment Forecast
  • Figure 35: Worldwide Industrial Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Figure 36: 2010 Worldwide Industrial Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 37: Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Figure 38: Worldwide Flash Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Figure 39: Worldwide SRAM Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Figure 40: Worldwide Other Memory Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Figure 41: Worldwide Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Figure 42: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide Memory Revenue Share by Product
  • Figure 43: Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 44: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide DRAM Revenue Share by Technology
  • Figure 45: 2010 and 2015 Worldwide DRAM Revenue Share by Density
  • Figure 46: Worldwide Flash Revenue Forecast (NAND and NOR)
  • Figure 47: Worldwide NOR Flash Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 48: 2010 Worldwide NOR Flash Revenue Share by Density
  • Figure 49: Worldwide NAND Flash Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 50: 2010 Worldwide NAND Flash Revenue Share by Density
  • Figure 51: Worldwide SRAM and Pseudo SRAM Revenue Forecast
  • Figure 52: 2010 Worldwide SRAM and Pseudo SRAM Revenue Share by Density and Speed
  • Figure 53: Worldwide Other Memory Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Figure 54: 2009 Worldwide Memory Market Share by Supplier

Table of Tables

  • Table 1: Worldwide Semiconductor Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Table 2: Worldwide Memory Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Table 3: Worldwide DRAM Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Table 4: Worldwide Flash Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Table 5: Worldwide SRAM Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Table 6: Worldwide Other Memory Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Table 7: Worldwide Memory Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Table 8: Worldwide Memory Shipment Forecast by Region
  • Table 9: Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Table 10: Worldwide DRAM Shipment Forecast by Region
  • Table 11: Worldwide Flash Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Table 12: Worldwide Flash Shipment Forecast by Region
  • Table 13: Worldwide SRAM Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Table 14: Worldwide SRAM Shipment Forecast by Region
  • Table 15: Worldwide Other Memory Revenue Forecast by Region
  • Table 16: Worldwide Other Memory Shipment Forecast by Region
  • Table 17: Worldwide Memory Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Table 18: Worldwide Automotive Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Table 19: Worldwide Computer Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Table 20: Worldwide Computer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
  • Table 21: Worldwide Computer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
  • Table 22: Worldwide Consumer Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Table 23: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
  • Table 24: Worldwide Consumer Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
  • Table 25: Worldwide Communications Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Table 26: Worldwide Communications Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application
  • Table 27: Worldwide Communications Electronics Shipment Forecast by Application
  • Table 28: Worldwide Industrial Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Table 29: Worldwide Industrial Electronics Revenue Forecast by Application Market
  • Table 30: Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Table 31: Worldwide Flash Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Table 32: Worldwide SRAM Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Table 33: Worldwide Other Memory Revenue Forecast by Market Segment
  • Table 34: Worldwide Memory Revenue Forecast by Product
  • Table 35: Worldwide Memory Shipment Forecast by Product
  • Table 36: Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast by Technology
  • Table 37: Worldwide DRAM Revenue Forecast by Density
  • Table 38: Worldwide DRAM Shipment Forecast by Density
  • Table 39: Worldwide Flash Revenue Forecast (NAND and NOR)
  • Table 40: Worldwide NOR Flash Revenue Forecast by Density
  • Table 41: Worldwide NOR Flash Shipment Forecast by Density
  • Table 42: Worldwide NAND Flash Revenue Forecast by Density
  • Table 43: Worldwide NAND Flash Shipment Forecast by Density
  • Table 44: Worldwide SRAM and Pseudo SRAM Revenue Forecast by Density and Speed
  • Table 45: Worldwide SRAM and Pseudo SRAM Shipment Forecast by Density and Speed
  • Table 46: Worldwide Other Memory Market Forecast (Revenue, Units, and ASP)
  • Table 47: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide Memory Market Share by Supplier
  • Table 48: 2009 and 2008 Americas Memory Market Share by Supplier
  • Table 49: 2009 and 2008 Europe Memory Market Share by Supplier
  • Table 50: 2009 and 2008 Japan Memory Market Share by Supplier
  • Table 51: 2009 and 2008 Asia Pacific Memory Market Share by Supplier
  • Table 52: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide DRAM Revenue Share by Supplier
  • Table 53: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide Flash Revenue Share by Supplier
  • Table 54: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide SRAM Revenue Share by Supplier
  • Table 55: 2009 and 2008 Worldwide Other Memory Revenue Share by Supplier
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