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Q1-2013 Asia Pacific Market Tracker Amidst a worldwide economic downturn, Asia Pacific has been doing extraordinarily well in the global market for semiconductors... more
Q1-2013 Digital Market Tracker Digital ICs are doing exceptionally well, as more manufacturers begin moving towards embedded processors and application...more
Q1-2013 Consumer Market Tracker Consumer electronics includes applications such as televisions, audio entertainment devices, digital cameras, white goods, game... more
2013 Analog Market Share (2012 Results) Databeans predicts that worldwide analog revenue will grow in 2013 to reach over $41 billion which is a 5 percent increase from... more
Q1-2013 Semiconductor Market Tracker Semiconductor manufacturers are notorious for enthusiastic production schedules, which will often leave them with more supply than... more
Q1-2013 Consumer Analog Market Tracker Products classified as consumer analog include audio amplifiers, audio CODECs, audio DACs, TV tuners, video CODECs, video amplifiers... more
Q1-2013 Industrial Market Tracker A worldwide downturn in consumer demand for manufactured goods devastated the market for industrial semiconductors in 2012...more
"Our economy isn't going to recover until the housing market finds its footing."
– Mark Zandi,
Chief Economist,
Moody's Analytics
Company
2012
$M
2012 Share
Texas Instruments
6,573
16.7%
STMicroelectronics
3,617
9.2%
Analog Devices
2,252
5.7%
Infineon
2,227
5.7%
Qualcomm
2,223
5.7%
Others
22,411
57.0%
Total
39,303
Worldwide economic uncertainty has given the analog IC market plenty of ups and downs over the last several years; however 2012 was one of the worst years for this segment. Analog was down 7 percent from 2011 with revenues just shy of $40 billion, although this was the unfortunate reality for the entire semiconductor market, which had an average decline of 3 percent in 2012. All markets within analog did poorly, with the exception of the wired market. Power, automotive and communications were the most resilient, whereas computer, interface, and data conversion products took the worst hit.
Texas Instruments still remains the largest manufacturing company in analog in terms of market share; they finished 2012 with 16.7 percent of the entire market, or $6.6 billion in revenue. In 2011, Texas Instruments... read more
