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Articles tagged with: In Stat and Semiconductor
Femtocells to Dominate Market for Indoor Cell Coverage
While femtocells were virtually nonexistent in 2006, and deployed by one operator in 2007, they will make up 61% of small cellular base station revenue by 2013, reports in-stat. more
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Recession to Wreak Havoc on Semiconductor Sales
The global recession will wreak havoc on semiconductor sales this year, reports in-stat. Worldwide semiconductor revenue will decline by nearly 20% in 2009 to $199.2 billion, the high-tech market research firm says. The industry will not recover to 2007 levels until at least 2012. more
Related Tags: digital-signal-processor, rcom, on-semiconductor
Cellular Base Station Chip Makers Face Declining Demand
For those making base station equipment and the semiconductors used in them, the next few years may be difficult ones, reports in-stat. Base station semiconductor revenue will decline an average of 12.3% per year from 2008-2012, the high-tech market research firm says. There are several reasons for this. more
Related Tags: base-station, wcdma, cdma, semiconductors
WiMAX Chipset Market to be Driven by Mobile PCs Through 2012
The emerging WiMAX chipset market will be driven primarily by embedded Mobile WiMAX in mobile PCs through 2012, reports in-stat. WiMAX Customer Premise Equipment (CPE), external clients and dual-mode cellular/WiMAX handsets will also help drive WiMAX chipset volumes through 2012. Major players in the user terminal chipset space in 2007 were Sequans, Intel, Beceem, Runcom and GCT Semiconductor. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, analog, analog-devices, chipset
New Features Help Drive Cell Phone Chip Revenues
Cellular handsets, one of the largest product categories of semiconductor consumption in the world, continue to enjoy significant sales growth and add new features, reports in-stat. In 2007, total revenue from handset semiconductors will exceed $31 billion worldwide, the high-tech market research firm says. According to an in-stat consumer survey, one of the more popular cell phone features is Bluetooth, with users from wireless operators across the board requesting it. more
Related Tags: bluetooth, hspa, semiconductors