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U.S. IC Companies Maintain Global Marketshare Lead

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U.S. IC Companies Maintain Global Marketshare Lead Propelled by 51% share of IDM sales and 65% share of fabless sales, U.S. companies captured 55% of the total worldwide IC market in 2019

Regional marketshares of IDMs (companies operating wafer fabs), fabless companies, and total IC sales were led by U.S. headquartered companies in 2019, according to data presented in the recently released March Update to The McClean Report 2020.

Figure 1 shows U.S. companies held 55% of the total worldwide IC market in 2019 followed by the South Korean companies with a 21% share, down six percentage points from 2018. Taiwanese companies, on the strength of their fabless company IC sales, held 6% of total IC sales, one point less than the European companies.

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Figure 1

South Korean and Japanese companies have an extremely weak presence in the fabless IC segment and the Taiwanese and Chinese companies have a noticeably low share of the IDM portion of the IC market. Overall, U.S.-headquartered companies showed the most balance with regard to IDM, fabless, and total IC industry marketshare.

Driven by a collapse in DRAM and NAND flash memory IC sales in 2019, the South Korean-headquartered companies, primarily Samsung and SK Hynix, registered a 32% sales drop, the worst of any major country/region (Figure 2). Interestingly, the South Korean companies logged the largest increase in sales in 2018 at 26%. However, with the memory market expected to show a rebound in 2020, it would not be surprising to see the South Korean companies go from “first to worst” regarding IC sales growth by company headquarters location this year as compared to last year. The Chinese, European, Taiwanese, and U.S. companies declined at a lesser rate than the total IC industry (-15%) last year.


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Report Details: The McClean Report
2020
Additional details on IC market trends are provided in the 2020 edition of The McClean Report—A Complete Analysis and Forecast of the Integrated Circuit Industry. A subscription to The McClean Report includes free monthly updates from March through November (including the 200+ page Mid-Year Update), and free access to subscriber-only webinars throughout the year. An individual user license to The McClean Report is priced at $4,990 and includes an Internet access password. A multi-user worldwide corporate license is available for $7,990.

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Really upsetting article. In computers you have mediatek (got a chromebook yesterday and I love it for webex and web browsing) a node behind with better architecture and amd a node ahead. I don't know about servers but in computers it doesn't look good. Then again Intel had amazing sales when we all thought they were in trouble.
 
Bad news for Israel and Intel, portland.
On the topic of US-based chip business success, this seems to flow from design being based in the USA, and competition. The chip business remains competitive, in the US. I mean competitive in the sense that AMD could kill Intel off, and that's normal, and wouldn't change anything, USA businesses compete with each other, you have market share changes, sometimes dramatically. The other countries on the list, they aren't really countries, they are domicile of particular businesses which have basically permanent positions. Which is a formula for second place.
 
Interesting theory but it's not what I'm seeing at work or around town.

I think Intel will be okay for now and will make a lot of money but but not as much as they had.

In terms of Oregon and pers in particular the decline of manufacturing with intel at Oregon is a big deal. If it wasn't for the smaller high tech manufacturing companies the state would have fallen apart now.
 
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