This publication has been discontinued on July 19, 2011.
Abstract
CRITICAL MARKET INFORMATION FOR THE HIGH TECHNOLOGY AND FINANCE COMMUNITY
An important report for semiconductor, electronic system and board, electronic design automation software, intellectual property core, electronic manufacturing outsource and investment analysis industries. This report breaks down the fabless semiconductor market by company, by region, by product type and patents. The five year period from 1999 to 2003 is tabulated. The report also contains selected financial Information and company information for 2004, up to September 2004. The report is supported with optional quarterly updates, Excel based financial disk and access to the market research firms consultant services.
The High-Growth Fabless Semiconductor Market Report examines the pure and transitional segments of the $31 billion fabless semiconductor market, a market rich in opportunity for investors, venture capitalists, semiconductor companies and their vendors. This is because the fabless market, the portion of the semiconductor market which outsources its semiconductor manufacturing, is the highest growth segment of the chip market. From 2002 to 2003, the public sector of the pure fabless market saw revenue growth of 30.1 percent. For the last five-year period this market had an 18.1 percent compound annual growth rate. For 2004, year-over-year current financial data suggests this market will achieve a 35 percent growth rate.
REPORT BENEFITS FOR MANY DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES
Semiconductor, Electronic Systems and Boards, Electronic Design Automation, Intellectual Property Core, Financial and Investment, Government Economic Development
Benefits For Semiconductor Companies - Start-ups, IDMs, Foundries, Fabless, Package and Test Houses, Design Houses
- Improve Sales - Enter High Growth Semiconductor Segments
- Smooth Out Revenue Gyrations - Avoid Or Limit Exposure to Volatile Fabless Segments
- Protect Market Share - Find Out Emerging Competitors
- Protect Your R&D - Know Who Has Patents and Who Doesnt
- Maximize Globalization Strategy - Determine Regional Labor Costs And Technology Environment
- Lower Your Operation Costs - Evaluate Fabless and Fab Based Business Models
- Partner With High Growth - Establish High Growth Fabless Design Partners
- Minimize Outsourcing Costs And Ensure Supply - Find Qualified Partners For Joint Venture Fabs
- Expand Your Customer Base - Determine Who Are the Major Fabless Customers
Electronic System and Board Companies
- Establish High Growth Customer Base
- Fabless Market Capital Expenditures Are Electronic Hardware and Software Intensive
- Improve Product Development Strategies
- High Growth Fabless Chips are The Basis for High Growth Systems and Board Companies
- Protect Against Chip Patent Related Import Bans
- Chip Companies with Little Patent Protection Subject their Customers to Product Bans
Contents
- Five Year Financial Data on 164 Public Fabless Companies (1999 -2003) Plus selected mid-year 2004 financials.
- Extensive Company Rankings
- By CAGR
- By Revenue
- By Capital Expenditures
- By R&D Expenditures
- By Cumulative Patents
- By Percent R&D
- By Percent Capital Expenditures
- Regional Analysis
- By Company
- Revenue, R&D, Capital Expenditures, Employment (Total and R&D)
- Substantiating Business Information
- Shipment Data
- Major Agreements
- Major Customers
- Company Product Sales Breakdowns
- Fabless Model Analysis
- Pure Fabless
- Transitional Fabless
- Over 100 Informative Tables
- Over 25 End Markets Covered
- Bluetooth
- Camera
- Cellular
- Cellular Camera Phones
- Data Storage
- Digital Audio - MP3
- Digital Versatile Disk (DVD)
- Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
- Flash Controllers
- Global Position Satellite (GPS)
- Graphics Processors
- High Definition Television (HDTV)
- Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
- Microdisplay
- Micromachines
- Multifunction Peripheral
- Power Line Communications
- Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
- Security and Encryption, Telecommunications
- Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
- Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi)
- Plus generic categories like Analog / Mixed, Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA), Memory, Microcontrollers and Microprocessors.
