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Semiconductor Growth Drivers for the Next Decade

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Keynote
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  • Tuesday, 18 May 2010
  • 00:18 - 00:18
  • Duration: 33 mins
  • Publication date: 18 May 2010
  • Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, London, United Kingdom
  • Part of event GSA/IET EMEA International Semiconductor Leadership Forum 2010

About the session

As the semiconductor industry emerges from the recession of 2008/9, industry executives are shifting their focus from cost reduction and the maximisation of existing resources to put renewed emphasis on opportunities for growth. The market landscape has changed dramatically in the last decade. The communications and computing sectors, previous drivers of industry growth, have declined in importance. In their place has come renewed interest in the consumer sector, and more recently in industrial and medical applications. Of particular importance has been the rise in emphasis on energy efficiency, which has spawned opportunities across a diverse range of applications and industry sectors. This presentation looks across the entire breadth of semiconductor applications and identifies some of the key opportunities for manufacturers over the next 5-10 years, quantifying these wherever possible, and specifying which semiconductor product sectors will be most affected. It also examines which of these opportunities will be most attractive to European organisations.

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    Matthew Towers

    IMS Research, Senior Analyst

    Matthew graduated in 1986 with a Masters in electrical and electronic engineering from Nottingham University in the UK. He started his career at Texas Instruments where he worked in various semiconductor sales and marketing positions during a three year period. In 1989, Matthew founded IMS Research, which has since grown organically into a 100 person organisation across three continents, publishing more than 200 market reports every year. He retains overall responsibility for the worldwide operations of IMS Research, which produces detailed market intelligence on technology markets ranging from consumer electronics to medical equipment and renewable energy. IMS Research is now one of the leading global market analyst firms servicing the semiconductor industry. During his time with IMS Research, Matthew has worked as a senior analyst in a variety of industries including semiconductors, wireless communications, power electronics, and consumer appliances, providing consultancy services and producing detailed market reports. In recent years, he has been particularly closely involved in the industrial oriented sectors at IMS Research, including power/energy, medical, security and automation.
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