NAND Growth Stays Strong G. Dan Hutcheson Semiconductor Analytics Semiconductor sales continued to rise at an annual rate close to 30% with the shortage driving demand. The IC weather rose 1°F last week. Semiconductor Sales growth continues to soar as last year's shortage-inspired surge continues

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Order Activity Remained at Record Levels Despite Rising Uncertainty Andrea Lati The Chip Insider® There was no discernable change in order activity for semiconductor equipment in the last week of February with temperatures staying near record levels Market demand for both equipment and ICs continues

Strong Demand Coupled with Rising ASPs Will Propel Semiconductor Sales Past $675b in 2022 Updates to Semiconductor Market Research Services on Website & Mobile App ForecastPro Module Semiconductors - V22.03 Semiconductor sales soared 26% in 2021, fueled by the economic rebound from the pandemic and

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DRAM Growth Super-Hot G. Dan Hutcheson Semiconductor Analytics Semiconductor sales pulled up as the shortage continued to drive demand, with record sales in the $10-12B/week range. The IC weather held at 88°F last week. Semiconductor Sales growth continued to hover above the 20% Y/Y bar last week

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The Upturn Is Still Running Wild Andrea Lati The Chip Insider® Order activity for semiconductor equipment held steady at a hot 115 degrees With backlogs at all-time-highs and visibility extending into next year, Equipment manufacturers expect 2022 to be another double-digit growth year The