Sales up for semiconductor market

Thursday, 07 November, 2002

It has been reported by the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) that global sales of semiconductors are recovering and are forecast to rise 1.8 % to $141 billion in 2002 and about 20% in each of the next 2 years.

Sales in Asia Pacific are projected to rise 30% in 2002. This could be "the largest one-year shift in consumption patterns in history."

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