News | June 4, 2007

FSA Launches Semiconductor Market Report

SAN JOSE, CA - FSA, the voice of the global fabless business model, announced the immediate availability of its Semiconductor Market Report, which provides the most comprehensive market trend information available for companies in the outsourced supply chain.

The Report, a collaborative effort between FSA and IC Insights, provides essential data covering the entire fabless ecosystem. It offers more than 550 pages of charts, graphs and written analysis, providing readers with data, statistics and business intelligence to conceptualize strategies, formulate recommendations and enhance reports and presentations.

"IC Insights is proud to have jointly developed with FSA the first-ever, cost-effective, high-quality and focused IC industry market research study specifically for the outsourcing community," said Bill McClean, president of IC Insights. "There is no other single source or publication of this caliber that encompasses the entire outsourced ecosystem."

The Semiconductor Market Report features information on the current state and forecast of the IC industry as well as end-market analysis, including:

  • Global IC industry outlook and cycles
  • Leading IC suppliers and foundries
  • Fabless financial and funding data and statistics
  • Wafer pricing trends and highlights
  • IC packaging analysis
  • Pure-play foundry profiles
  • End-market applications: automotive electronics; cellular phones; digital cameras; digital television; DVD; digital audio broadcasting; RFID and smartcards; video game consoles; personal computers; handheld computing and PDAs as well as wireless networks.

"This Report includes extensive data and outlooks on the industry - complementing other FSA reports and bringing additional value to our members and the industry," said Jodi Shelton, co-founder and executive director of FSA. "FSA has aimed to deliver in-depth analysis on leading end markets within the semiconductor ecosystem, and this report identifies where outsourcing companies fit within these markets."

SOURCE: FSA