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Nieuwe upcycle in de halfgeleider industrie?

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  1. novital 22 augustus 2008 14:11
    Een nieuw markt onderzoeksrapport stelt dat de totale marktwaarde voor ´compound´ halfgeleiders in 2007 $16 miljard bedroeg. De verwachting wordt uitgesproken dat dit aanzwelt tot $33.7 miljard in 2012. Dat betekent een samengestelde jaarlijkse groei van 17.3%.
    Zulke cijfers getuigen van een bijzonder respectabele groeikracht over een periode van vijf jaar.

    Voor details: www.electronics.ca/reports/materials_...

    Ter verklaring uit het artikel: The ´compound´ semiconductors market includes wireless electronic devices, optical data storage, Fiber optics communication, illumination, solar cells, new markets, and other compound semiconductors.
  2. novital 25 augustus 2008 15:04
    We blijven getuigen van aanhoudend hoge groeicijfers op de chips markt.

    Industrial motors power chip market shows 9% annual growth

    Peter Clarke EE Times Europe (08/25/2008 7:35 AM EDT)

    LONDON — The market for power semiconductors in industrial motor drives is set to grow from $1 billion in 2007 to $1.3 billion in 2010, with the growth mainly driven by an increasing fraction of motors electronic drives, according to IMS Research (Wellingborough, England). Those figures imply a annual growth rate of about 9.1 percent.

    Power semiconductor components are the biggest revenue opportunity used in industrial motor drives and the market size is about twice the size of the combined market for microcontroller and analog-based components. "IGBT modules are used in the large majority of industrial motor drives, explained Jamie Fox, an IMS Research analyst, in a statement. "As well as standard IGBT modules, intelligent power modules and power integrated modules are also used."

    Power Integrated Modules have the highest growth forecast, of 10.8 percent annually.

    Most of the market is for modules; however there is also a small market for discrete transistors and power ICs. Significant changes in the basic bill of materials are not expected in the next few years. Performance trends for power semiconductors include a demand for reduced heat losses, better temperature tolerance and higher power densities.

    www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArtic...
  3. novital 25 augustus 2008 15:24
    Wat meer details over de eerder gemelde grote investeringen die Rusland gaat doen in spitstechnologie.

    A Renewed Interest in Nanotechnology
    by: Perry Sadorsky posted on: August 25, 2008

    A recent article in The Economist (August, 2, 2008, page 54) describes how Russia is trying to build a high technology economy. By designating the city of Dubna as a free economic zone (a zone where Russian high technology companies can legally operate and pay lower taxes), the Russian government is hoping to duplicate the success of Silicon Valley or Bangalore.

    A number of different technology initiatives are being pursued, but one in particular, nanotechnology, has already received a lot of government funding. According to the article, in 2007 the Russian government put $5.5 billion into a state corporation for nanotechnologies. Nanotechnology is the science of manipulating materials at the atomic level. Developments in nanotechnology could have profound impacts on the cloths we wear, the food we eat, and the homes we live in. Nanotechnology offers the potential for enormous breakthroughs in computing, energy, and biotechnology. Does Russia's investment in nanotechnology signal a renewed interest in nanotechnology?
    ...

    Lees hier verder: seekingalpha.com/article/92491-a-rene...
  4. novital 25 augustus 2008 18:07
    De markt voor bewegingsdetectie MEMS chips zoals bijvoorbeeld in de Wii en in de iPhone groeit ook erg snel.
    Dat betekent opnieuw dat er enorm veel nieuwe chips gemaakt moeten worden, bij voorkeur op ASML´s lithomachines.

    Een alinea uit dit artikel:

    "TSMC, which has started making MEMS chips for Analog Devices, could see the business make up 10 percent of its total sales this year, with the ratio growing to 20 percent in the next 2-3 years, Taiwan's Topology Research said."

    Lees het hele artikel hier:
    www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArtic...

  5. novital 25 augustus 2008 21:02
    De Noord Amerikaanse book-to-bill ratio klimt licht van 0.79 in mei tot een herziene 0.81 in juni naar 0.83 in juli.
    Howel twee zwaluwen nog geen lente maken, bestaat de mogelijkheid dat de bodem geplaatst is. Is een herstel aanstaande?

    July book-to-bill ratio climbs to 0.83
    25 August 2008 | By Mark Osborne

    SEMI book-to-bill ratioNorth American semiconductor equipment suppliers posted $905 million in orders in July 2008 (three-month average basis) and a book-to-bill ratio of 0.83 according to SEMI. The preliminary June book-to-bill ratio of 0.85 was revised downward considerably to 0.81, indicating a small climb over a potential drop in the ratio.

    "Orders for semiconductor equipment continue reflect the pronounced cutback in capital expenditures this year and are at the lowest levels since November of 2003,” said Daniel Tracy, senior director of Industry Research and Statistics at SEMI. "While chip-makers remain attentive to cost controls, this remains a highly cyclic industry. Factory utilization levels, unit demand growth and planned fab projects suggest that new investment activity will resume in 2009.”

    The three-month average of worldwide bookings in July 2008 was $905 million. The bookings figure is three percent less than the final June 2008 level of $934 billion, and about 36 percent less than the $1.41 billion in orders posted in July 2007.

    The three-month average of worldwide billings in July 2008 was $1.09 billion. The billings figure is about six percent less than the final June 2008 level of $1.16 billion, and about 36 percent less than the July 2007 billings level of $1.69 billion.

    As the chart below highlights, the book-to-bill ratio has been falling for two years, after reaching a peak in June, 2006. In the second of two dips in the ratio since 2006, the weakest period continues to be the current year, due to several rounds of capital spending cuts at memory manufacturers and continued conservative spending at the major foundries during a period of high-utilization rates.

    www.fabtech.org/news/_a/july_book_to_...
  6. novital 25 augustus 2008 21:55
    Fab-tool spending set for rebound

    Mark LaPedus EE Times (08/25/2008 3:06 PM EDT)

    SAN JOSE, Calif. -- A decline of 20 percent in worldwide fab equipment spending is expected for 2008, but the sector is expected to rebound and grow over 20 percent in 2009, according to a new report from SEMI.

    The rebound will be driven by over 70 fab projects--as well as revived capital spending in Korea and Taiwan--in 2009, according to SEMI. In total, the report lists 53 fab equipping projects and up to 21 fab construction projects in 2009, according to SEMI, a San Jose-based trade group.

    Many fab projects have been delayed during 2008, thanks in part to an IC lull. Overall fab construction spending is projected to fall by 38 percent in 2008, but 2009 will show over a 50 percent growth rate in the arena, according to SEMI.

    In 2008, 300-mm projects make up about 90 percent of all fabs equipment spending, according to SEMI. Some 69 percent of all equipment spending is for 65-nm and below nodes, according to SEMI.

    Overall annual semiconductor fab capacity in 2008 is expected to be about 16 million 200-mm equivalent wafers, a growth rate of just 9 percent. In 2009, capacity is expected to grow about 10 percent, according to SEMI.

    Memory makes up the largest share of total semiconductor fab capacity with a 40 percent share in 2008. This is followed by foundries with over 20 percent, and logic with 15 percent, according to the report.

    In 2009, memory will slightly increase its share to 42 percent, while foundries and logic are forecasted to remain at about the same share levels, according to the report.

    Over most of the past decade, Japan has spent the largest share of money on fabs. This will change in 2009 with Taiwan and Korea exceeding Japan in fab equipment and construction spending, according to SEMI.

    By 2009, the share in total spending throughout the Asia Pacific region (excluding Japan) will rise to over 67 percent, from 50 percent in 2006, according to SEMI.

    In 2008, only four semiconductor companies spent over $1.5 billion. In 2009, SEMI predicts twice as many will spend at that level.

    www.eetimes.com/news/semi/rss/showArt...
  7. novital 26 augustus 2008 14:30
    quote:

    novital schreef:

    We blijven getuigen van aanhoudend hoge groeicijfers op de chips markt.

    Industrial motors power chip market shows 9% annual growth
    Ook in Europa blijft de markt voor ´automotive electronic control units (ECU)´ aanhoudend groeien, met ongeveer 11% per jaar.
    Waar moeten die chips vandaan komen? Een gisse belegger investeert in die markt waar toekomstmuziek in zit. Kijk over de huidige dip heen en sla gespreid in op nu nog lage koersen.

    European ECU market sees continuing boom

    Christoph Hammerschmidt EE Times Europe (08/26/2008 7:55 AM EDT)

    MUNICH, Germany — The European market for automotive electronic control units (ECUs) for powertrains and will grow at a rate of 10.9 percent over the next seven years, predicts market researcher Frost & Sullivan. Growth drivers are the drivers demand for more comfort as well as "green" legislation.

    Frost & Sullivan experts predict the market to expand in the period through 2015 from currently €499 million (about $740 million) to €1.14 billion. This equals an average growth rate of almost 11 percent annually. "We expect that the initiative of the European automotive manufacturers association ACEA to reduce CO2 emission will significantly drive the demand for innovative hybrid drive and transmission technologies such as double clutch transmissions and automated manual transmissions", explained Frost & Sullivan research analyst Aswin Kumar. "At the same time, the EU Commission's efforts to reduce the number of traffic casualties by 50 percent will drive demand for accident prevention systems and other safety-relevant systems."

    The more stringent EU rules in particular will stimulate the demand for more number-crunching power in the ECUs used for motor control and exhaust gas treatment applications, the market researchers say. In order to differentiate themselves in the highly competitive market, automotive OEMs will roll out several new applications in the near future, Kumar said. Besides environmental and safety aspects, these applications will meet customers demand for comfort inside the vehicles at affordable prices.

    Pricing is another important aspect in the automotive electronics market, and it will continue to do so, hinted Kumar. Nevertheless, time-to-market for innovative applications will also become a critical success factor, he said. In order to reduce time-to-market, it is necessary for all suppliers along the value chain to cooperate closely.

    Frost & Sullivan's findings are more or less in line with a recently published similar study from competitor Gartner.
  9. novital 26 augustus 2008 18:25
    Niet iedereen ziet een snel herstel van de halfgeleider industrie; dwz niet voor het lopende jaar en waarschijnlijk ook nog niet voor Q1 2009. Friedman Billings Ramsey & Co. Inc. schroeft de ´wafer shipment´verwachtingen voor het Q308, Q408 en Q109 voor TSMC wat terug.

    www.eetimes.com/rss/showArticle.jhtml...

  12. [verwijderd] 27 augustus 2008 20:04
    Hier blijkt dat Rusland toch wel wat industrie heeft betreft chips.

    Kremlin green lights Mikron chip project

    EE Times Europe
    08/27/2008

    BERLIN — Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade has given formal approval to provide 27B roubles ($1.09B) to co-finance 65nm chip production, according to local reports.

    Mikron, a unit of Sitronics, will manufacture the ICs. The plan calls for 65nm production down to 45nm on 300mm wafers. Mikron expects to be producing 10,000 wafers per month by 2010, according to officials.

    The investment project was approved last week, CNews reports.

    The entire project is estimated at 58B roubles ($2.3B), with Sitronics financing the remaining amount.

    Also this month, Russia said it would put $25B in technology funding to promote national security and attempt to spark commercial activity. In separate funding, two R&D institutes were set up and officials said they are planning several more.
  13. [verwijderd] 27 augustus 2008 20:59
    quote:

    uitvreter schreef:

    Hier blijkt dat Rusland toch wel wat industrie heeft betreft chips.

    Kremlin green lights Mikron chip project

    EE Times Europe
    08/27/2008

    BERLIN — Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade has given formal approval to provide 27B roubles ($1.09B) to co-finance 65nm chip production, according to local reports.

    Mikron, a unit of Sitronics, will manufacture the ICs. The plan calls for 65nm production down to 45nm on 300mm wafers. Mikron expects to be producing 10,000 wafers per month by 2010, according to officials.

    The investment project was approved last week, CNews reports.

    The entire project is estimated at 58B roubles ($2.3B), with Sitronics financing the remaining amount.

    Also this month, Russia said it would put $25B in technology funding to promote national security and attempt to spark commercial activity. In separate funding, two R&D institutes were set up and officials said they are planning several more.
    (Met dank aan het Lithoforum waar deze bijdrage vandaan komt)
  14. novital 27 augustus 2008 21:09
    quote:

    Linux schreef:

    (Met dank aan het Lithoforum waar deze bijdrage vandaan komt)
    Die bijdrage komt oorspronkelijk uit EETimes:
    Drew Wilson EE Times Europe (08/26/2008 9:29 AM EDT)

    www.eetimes.com/news/semi/showArticle...

    Dat forum, en de meneer uit de rode burcht aan de Jaromirgaarde, kan daaraan dus geen enkel recht ontlenen :)

  16. [verwijderd] 27 augustus 2008 23:58
    quote:

    uitvreter schreef:

    Ik lees EE times ook regelmatig meneer Linux, dus hou jij je nou maar bezig met je eigen forum.
    Linux...niet zo flauw doen s.v.p!
    Je doet net alsof de litho specialisten alleen te vinden zijn op het lithoforum.
    Ik kan je 100% verzekeren dat dit dus niet zo is.

    Mij maakt het niet uit waar uitvreter de info vandaan komt en wie de bron is!

    groet willem
  17. novital 28 augustus 2008 15:06
    Diesen van Carnegie Research betwijfelt of de groei in de chipsverkopen van april tot en met juli voort zal duren gedurende de rest van het jaar.

    July set to end chip market's strong growth, says analyst

    Peter Clarke EE Times Europe (08/28/2008 8:26 AM EDT)

    LONDON  The three-month moving average of global chip sales for July has come in at $22.1 billion, up 7.2 percent year-on-year from $20.6 billion in July 2007, according to Bruce Diesen, analyst at Carnegie Research. However, this implies that actual global chip sales in July 2008 came in at $20.54 billion, only 1.3 percent up on the actual sales of $20.28 billion recorded for July 2007.

    This would end a run of strong chip market growth figures that included April 2008 chip sales up 3.0 percent, May 2008 chip sales up 7.7 percent and June 2008 chip sales up 12.2 percent. It could also indicate that the credit crunch and the high-cost of energy are belatedly starting to slow user-demand for electronic equipment and the chips that go inside it.

    Traditionally the second half of the year is significantly stronger for chip sales, than the first half as companies build consumer products to stock the supply chain prior to the winter holiday and gift-giving season.

    Diesen said that chip volumes are holding up, helped by the trend of more PCs per household and low cost PCs for surfing the Internet. Handset growth continued at similar pace to Q2. Chinese tech exports remained strong in July, but the Japanese technology sector slowed as inventories reached a seven-year high.

    Diesen kept his forecast for the chip market year at a 3 percent market growth in dollar-terms and an 11 percent rise in unit volumes.

    www.eetimes.com/news/semi/rss/showArt...
  19. novital 1 september 2008 11:58
    De toename is bescheiden, maar betekent desondanks groei. De val van de dollar als externe factor heeft Europa flink parten gespeeld.

    Global semi sales up 2.8% in July

    John Walko EE Times Europe (09/01/2008 5:17 AM EDT)

    LONDON --- Sales of semiconductors in Europe in July grew by 0.7 percent to reach $3.39 bn according to the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS) organization, up 3.3 percent on the corresponding period last year. On a year to date basis, sales increased by 1.6 percent against the same period last year.

    On a worldwide basis, semiconductor sales in July 2008 were $22.178 billion, up 2.8 percent on the previous month. This represents an increase of 7.6 percent compared with the sales recorded in July 2007, and an increase of 0. 5 percent on a year-to-date basis.

    The dollar to Euro exchange rate has again had a "significant" impact on the European figures, according to the European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA). Measured in Euros, semiconductor sales in July 2008 were Euros 2.17 billion, up 0.7 percent on the previous month and down 10.5 percent versus the same month a year ago.

    On a YTD basis semiconductor sales showed a decline of 11.7 percent versus the same period in the year 2007.
  20. novital 1 september 2008 13:51
    WSTS: Wereldwijde halfgeleiderverkopen stijging 7,6% in juli

    1 september 2008, 13:35 | FD.nl/DJ
    AMSTERDAM (FD.nl/DJ)--De wereldwijde verkoop van halfgeleiders in juli is met 7,6% gestegen ten opzichte van dezelfde maand een jaar eerder. Dat blijkt maandag uit gegevens van het World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS), verspreid door de European Semiconductor Industry Association (ESIA).

    De totale verkopen kwamen in de maand juli uit op $22,2 mrd. Ten opzichte van de $21,6 mrd in voorgaande maand was dat een stijging van 2,8%. De gedaalde verkopen in Amerika werden meer dan gecompenseerd door de sterke stijging in Azië. Op jaarbasis bedroeg de groei in Azië 14,7% tot $11,3 mrd.

    Gemeten vanaf het begin van dit jaar ligt de groei van van de wereldwijde halfgeleiderverkopen op 5,0%. In mei voorspelde de WSTS een groei voor heel 2008 van 4,7% en van 5,8% in 2009.

    Afgelopen jaar stegen de verkopen met 3,2%, aldus berekeningen van de WSTS, een organisatie bestaande uit 73 bedrijven uit de halfgeleidersindustrie.

    www.bnr.nl/artikel/10023573/wsts-were...
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