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continue expect growth half modest throughout year
We expect the modest growth we are experiencing in the first half of the year to continue throughout the remainder of 2002.
calls forecast growth industry last line percent released results september week worldwide
The September results are in line with the 1997-2000 worldwide forecast we released last week which calls for industry growth of 5.5 percent in 1997 and 16.8 percent in 1998.
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The worldwide market for semiconductors in 2001 is expected to decline 31 percent due to excessive inventories and price pressure on a wide range of products, ... However, recent data indicates inventory is now largely in balance and prices are rebounding in some product categories.
areas dominated flat increase percent product record rise sales
The sales increase was dominated by a record 82.4 percent sales rise in the DRAM market, with essentially flat sales in other product areas as forecasted,
across announced chip close continued expect forecast growth industry last quarter sales second steady
Continued steady growth across the industry is exhibited in May chip sales and, as announced in our forecast last month, we expect the industry to close the second quarter with growth of 4.7 percent.
basic doubling funding huge move needs pump research
Doubling the basic research funding over 10 years is a huge move because that's what needs to get done to get the pump primed.
confident december due events growth month sales september slightly tragic
The tragic events of September 11 may slightly dampen sales for the month of September due to short-term logistical issues; however, we are still confident that we will see sequential quarterly growth commencing in the December quarter.
consumer continue digital drove including increase products sales sector signal wireless
While the computation sector is down, all other sectors including wireless and consumer continue to thrive. This increase drove the sales of such products as flash, digital signal processors, application-specific products and analog.
affirm exceeded forecast numbers strong
June's numbers exceeded our expectations and affirm our forecast for a strong 2000.
ahead billion cell expected increased phone quarter ran reach sales unit
Cell phone unit sales increased by 31% from the first quarter of 2005 and ran substantially ahead of expectations. Unit sales are now expected to reach one billion this year.
april continuing growth industry quarter sales sign steady
Semiconductor sales in April are continuing the steady growth exhibited in the first quarter of this year, another sign that the industry is rebounding from 2001,
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China has enacted a number of laws to protect intellectual property, including a law to protect semiconductor layout designs. Enforcement of IP protection laws has been widely recognized as falling short of what is needed to deter violations. In some cases, penalties for violation of IP rights are so light that they are considered to be a routine cost of doing business.
global largest leading market region share year
This region represented 46.6% of the global market for microchips at year end. The largest share of the market is in China, which has become the world's leading manufacturer of electronics products.
consumer continue information largest major market products technology
While information technology products will continue to be the largest market sectors for semiconductors, consumer products will be the major growth-drivers in the years ahead,