The U.S. market for semiconductors was
worth $45 billion in 2006, a 4.6% increase over 2005.
Strong sales growth is
expected to continue, reflecting the release of Microsoft’s Vista
operating system and new sales of digital electronics equipment.
Integrated circuits sales represent the strongest
part of the market at about 90% of overall revenues, with the other 10% of the
market represented by sale of discrete semiconductor devices.
To excide $46 Billon in 2007
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