- China Capital Spending To Boom
Chinese semiconductor fab capital expenditures are expected to boom in the next two years, according to the most recent report from trade group Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI). Total fab equipment spending in China is expected to grow from $1 billion in 2005, to $2.03 billion in 2006, to ......
- Doing Business With Asia/Pacific Inc.
WELCHES, Ore.—Asia/Pacific in the next few years is poised to become the technology manufacturing center for the entire globe, and if Western companies and executives aren't prepared, they may miss the metaphorical boat crossing the Pacific. It's no secret that Asia/Pacific is an important market; it has been for years, ......
- Key Metrics and Supply Alert
Moore's Law, coined 40 years ago by Intel cofounder Gordon Moore, postulated that the number of transistors on a microchip would double roughly every 24 months. This has held true over the years despite the growing difficulties and complexities of chip manufacturing and the ever-present concern that the pace of ......
- Taiwan to increase capital spending by nearly 50% to $13B
Taiwan-based companies are expected to increase their semiconductor capital spending by $4 to $13 billion this year, with industry-wide capital spending growth expected to be 5 percent this year, according to San Luis Obispo, Calif.-based market research firm Strategic Marketing Associates (SMA) http://www.scfab.com . And, nearly all of the growth ......
- Taiwan to increase capital spending by nearly 50% to $13B
Taiwan-based companies are expected to increase their semiconductor capital spending by $4 to $13 billion this year, with industry-wide capital spending growth expected to be 5 percent this year, according to San Luis Obispo, Calif.-based market research firm Strategic Marketing Associates (SMA) http://www.scfab.com . And, nearly all of the growth ......
- Semi Capital Spending to Grow 51%
With momentum in capital spending accelerating as the year has progressed, worldwide semiconductor capital spending is on track to grow 50.9 percent and reach $44.8 billion by year’s end, with capital equipment spending expected to reach $37.3 billion, 63.5 percent higher than 2003, according to market researcher Gartner Inc. “The ......
- SEMI: Members Lower '05 Consensus Forecast
2005 is poised to be the third best year in the history of the chip equipment market – but the industry nevertheless isn't feeling extremely bullish here at the mid-way point of the year. Kicking off the 35th annual Semicon West tradeshow here, Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI) released ......