SIA:2010 global chip sales in the first quarter grew 58%

According to the United States Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) sources said that in the first quarter of 2010, global semiconductor sales reached $69 billion 200 million, compared with $43 billion 700 million last year, an increase of $58.3%.

According to SIA news, in March 2010, global semiconductor sales grew by 4.6% last month, reaching $23 billion 100 million. Compared with $14 billion 600 million in March 2009, an increase of 58.3%.

SIA President George Scalise said, foundry and integrated equipment manufacturers are large-scale production, so that the supply is consistent with the expected demand. Due to the strong demand for key terminal market, we do not expect to see any large inventory or overcapacity in the short term and other issues. Computer and communications business demand for micro chips accounted for more than 60% of the total demand, have shown good growth. "

SIA:2010 March, the global market share of different market segments

SIA:2010 March, the global market segments in each of the three months of chip sales