PUBLISHER: SPER Market Research Pvt. Ltd. | PRODUCT CODE: 1235103
PUBLISHER: SPER Market Research Pvt. Ltd. | PRODUCT CODE: 1235103
According to SPER Market Research, the Global Semiconductor Foundry Market is estimated to reach USD 145.36 billion by 2032 with a CAGR of 6.45%.
Internet-connected devices that use sensors and software to acquire and analyse data will be a big growth area for semiconductors in the upcoming years. For instance, smart factories may enable you to monitor activity on the shop floor and guarantee that every machine is operating as efficiently as possible, freeing up space on the floor and helping businesses cut costs. The development of smart homes has made it possible for users to control their home's lighting and appliances through a smartphone app. IoT users might remotely check on their home's security features, like if their windows are latched or are leaking smoke. The transition to 4G and the upgrade to 5G have resulted in much higher speeds, dependability, and latency in today's mobile telecommunications networks. High-speed connections are necessary for 5G to deliver the data that all Internet-connected devices need. Manufacturers of mobile phones have created 5G phones for a future market.
The market for semiconductor foundries, however, is expanding significantly. In anticipation of a rise in the number of semiconductors needed in autonomous driving, semiconductor foundries are increasing their efforts to make automotive chips, which is propelling the semiconductor foundry sector. Services provided by semiconductor foundries will benefit several industries. Telecommunications, computer and networking, consumer electronics, and the auto industry are some of the primary sectors that use semiconductor foundry services.
The worldwide semiconductor market experienced strong growth in previous year despite the pandemic's effects, and this trend persisted into next year. The COVID-19 epidemic has been primarily blamed for the supply chain gap that resulted from the industry's high deficit and rising demand. In addition, the worldwide semiconductor shortage brought on by the COVID-19 epidemic has pushed players to concentrate on boosting output. For instance, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) said that it will open a new facility in Shanghai's free trade zone as part of its aggressive ambitions to double its manufacturing capacity by building new chip fabrication factories in several cities. The COVID-19 epidemic is causing supply chains to break down and limiting the growth of the global semiconductor foundry market. Interruptions in publicly disclosed supply chains are threatening the revenues of semiconductor assembly and testing service providers, and this is resulting in falling share prices. Low shareholder returns result in little investments being made. The current crisis has semiconductor foundry service providers concentrating on creating backup plans to handle both short-term and long-term supply chain interruptions.