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Recent #sales news in the semiconductor industry

anysilicon
4 months ago

Global Semiconductor Sales Increase 19.1% in 2024; Double-Digit Growth Projected in 2025

➀ The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) reported that global semiconductor sales reached $627.6 billion in 2024, a 19.1% increase over 2023's total of $526.8 billion.

➁ Fourth-quarter sales were $170.9 billion, marking a 17.1% increase from the same period in 2023 and a 3.0% rise from the third quarter of 2024.

➂ Double-digit growth is projected for 2025.

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electronicsweekly
4 months ago

SIA reports 2024 semi sales of $627bn

➀ The SIA reports that the semiconductor sales in 2024 reached $627 billion, a 19.1% increase from the $526.8 billion in 2023.

➁ The market topped $600 billion for the first time last year and is expected to see double-digit revenue growth this year.

➂ Logic led the market in 2024 with $212.6 billion in sales, followed by memories, which grew 78.9% year-on-year to reach $165.1 billion.

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electronicsweekly
5 months ago

November semi sales up 20.7% y-o-y says SIA

➀ The SIA reported that November semiconductor sales reached $57.8 billion, up 20.7% year-over-year and 1.6% month-over-month; ➁ The global semiconductor market continued to grow substantially in November, with year-to-year sales increasing by more than 20% for the fourth consecutive month; ➂ Sales increased in the Americas (54.9%), China (12.1%), Asia Pacific/All Other (10.0%), and Japan (7.4%), but decreased in Europe (-5.7%).
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electronicsweekly
5 months ago

US semi sales to top $200m

➀ According to Mr. L. Berkley Davis, vice president and general manager of the electronic components division of the American General Electric corporation of New York, the sales of electronic valves and tubes in the USA this year are expected to total £300 million, and semiconductor sales are over £200 million. ➁ The story dates back to 63 years ago, when Electronics Weekly reported on January 25, 1960, about the sales of 385 million receiving tubes, 180 million transistors, and 11 million television picture tubes. ➂ Semiconductor sales, including transistors and rectifiers, are predicted to be 20% higher than in 1960.
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electronicsweekly
8 months ago

Change at the top of Alps Alpine Europe

➀ Sascha Kunzmann has been appointed as the new President of Alps Alpine Europe, succeeding Wilfried Baumann. Kunzmann has held various leadership positions within the company and has a deep understanding of the European market. ➁ Wilfried Baumann will remain as corporate v-p of the Japanese parent company and continue to oversee European business. ➂ Alps Alpine is a manufacturer of electromechanical components and in-vehicle infotainment products, with a significant presence in the European automotive market.
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kitguru
9 months ago

Astro Bot becomes the fastest-selling plaformer of the past decade (aside from Mario)

➀ Astro Bot, the latest and greatest first-party exclusive from Sony, has become the fastest-selling platformer of the past decade, outpacing many of its contemporaries. ➁ Its launch sales in the UK were 21% better than the latest Ratchet and Clank title. ➂ Christopher Dring of Gamesindustry.biz states that Astro Bot is the fastest selling original platform game outside of Mario from the last 10 years.
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kitguru
9 months ago

Astro Bot is outselling Ratchet and Clank in the UK

➀ Astro Bot, the latest first-party exclusive from Sony, has surpassed the sales of iconic PlayStation mascot Ratchet and Clank in its first week of launch in the UK; ➁ Despite being a relatively new IP, Astro Bot's success is notable, especially considering the long-standing history of Ratchet and Clank; ➂ The initial sales figures are specific to the UK, and the global comparison with Ratchet and Clank's 4 million sales in the first two years will be interesting to observe.
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