The official statistics on the turnover of global semiconductor companies in 2010 have been released. The most notable of these is South Korea’s Samsung Electronics. With the rising turnover, the gap between Intel’s and Intel’s companies is getting smaller and smaller. If Samsung continues to advance, not a few years, Intel is bound to give the world's largest semiconductor company's throne to Samsung.
From an overall perspective, global semiconductor sales in 2010 reached US$304.1 billion (8.75 trillion TWD), a significant increase of 32.1% from US$230.2 billion (6.6 TWD) in 2009, and the highest growth rate in recent years.
Intel’s turnover in 2010 was 40.39 billion US dollars (1.16 trillion TWD), which was 25.5% higher than the 32.19 billion US dollars (TWD 927 billion) in 2009, and its market share was 13.3%. Samsung Electronics' turnover in 2010 was 27.83 billion U.S. dollars (801.5 billion U.S. dollars), which was 59.1% higher than the 175 billion U.S. dollars (500.4 billion U.S. dollars) in 2009, and the market share was 9.2%.
Global revenue increased by 30% last year Since 2002, Samsung has been the world's second-biggest position since its first growth in the global semiconductor market. In 2002, Samsung’s share in the global semiconductor market was 5.4%, while Intel’s market share was 14.7%. The gap between the two is far away.
From 2002 to 2010, Intel’s market share slumped from 11.9% to 14.8%. During the same period, Samsung’s share has soared, jumping from 5.4% to 9.2%, and the gap with Intel is getting smaller and smaller.
Samsung was very proud of its performance in 2010. It mainly focused on the memory market. The global memory market's turnover in 2010 increased by 52.4% compared to 2009, which was far greater than the growth of the overall semiconductor market.
The turnover of DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) in memory in 2010 is a 75% increase from the previous year, and it is the largest component of growth in memory. Samsung Electronics is the leading factory of memory. The rapid growth of the memory market will certainly lead to a substantial increase in Samsung Electronics’ turnover.
Samsung DRAM grows strong in the memory market, while also increasing the turnover and market share of other memory companies. Micron's turnover in the United States increased significantly by 106.8% in 2010. The market share is ranked by 13th place went to 8th, South Korea’s Hynix’s turnover increased by 66.2%, ranking from No. 7 to No. 6. Japan’s Elpida’s turnover increased by 63.3% and its ranking rose from 15 to 11.
In 2010, the world's top 25 semiconductor companies, two companies merged with other companies, resulting in more than 100% growth in turnover. Micron's acquisition of Numonyx, Japan's Renesas and NEC (Nippon Electric) merged, and the new Renesas sales increased by 130.8% from 2009, ranking from 9th to 5th. Excluding the merger effect, Hynix and Elpida are among the top 25 semiconductor companies with the highest growth rates.
There are winners and losers. MediaTek's turnover in 2010 was only 0.1%, ranking at 19, and Qualcomm's turnover growth rate was 12.4%, ranking from No. 6 to No. 9.
From an overall perspective, global semiconductor sales in 2010 reached US$304.1 billion (8.75 trillion TWD), a significant increase of 32.1% from US$230.2 billion (6.6 TWD) in 2009, and the highest growth rate in recent years.
Intel’s turnover in 2010 was 40.39 billion US dollars (1.16 trillion TWD), which was 25.5% higher than the 32.19 billion US dollars (TWD 927 billion) in 2009, and its market share was 13.3%. Samsung Electronics' turnover in 2010 was 27.83 billion U.S. dollars (801.5 billion U.S. dollars), which was 59.1% higher than the 175 billion U.S. dollars (500.4 billion U.S. dollars) in 2009, and the market share was 9.2%.
Global revenue increased by 30% last year Since 2002, Samsung has been the world's second-biggest position since its first growth in the global semiconductor market. In 2002, Samsung’s share in the global semiconductor market was 5.4%, while Intel’s market share was 14.7%. The gap between the two is far away.
From 2002 to 2010, Intel’s market share slumped from 11.9% to 14.8%. During the same period, Samsung’s share has soared, jumping from 5.4% to 9.2%, and the gap with Intel is getting smaller and smaller.
Samsung was very proud of its performance in 2010. It mainly focused on the memory market. The global memory market's turnover in 2010 increased by 52.4% compared to 2009, which was far greater than the growth of the overall semiconductor market.
The turnover of DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) in memory in 2010 is a 75% increase from the previous year, and it is the largest component of growth in memory. Samsung Electronics is the leading factory of memory. The rapid growth of the memory market will certainly lead to a substantial increase in Samsung Electronics’ turnover.
Samsung DRAM grows strong in the memory market, while also increasing the turnover and market share of other memory companies. Micron's turnover in the United States increased significantly by 106.8% in 2010. The market share is ranked by 13th place went to 8th, South Korea’s Hynix’s turnover increased by 66.2%, ranking from No. 7 to No. 6. Japan’s Elpida’s turnover increased by 63.3% and its ranking rose from 15 to 11.
In 2010, the world's top 25 semiconductor companies, two companies merged with other companies, resulting in more than 100% growth in turnover. Micron's acquisition of Numonyx, Japan's Renesas and NEC (Nippon Electric) merged, and the new Renesas sales increased by 130.8% from 2009, ranking from 9th to 5th. Excluding the merger effect, Hynix and Elpida are among the top 25 semiconductor companies with the highest growth rates.
There are winners and losers. MediaTek's turnover in 2010 was only 0.1%, ranking at 19, and Qualcomm's turnover growth rate was 12.4%, ranking from No. 6 to No. 9.
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