Traditional clinical medical equipment has long relied on complex electronics and software to function. As the population ages and the societal factors drive home healthcare, new consumer grade medical devices are appearing that can perform increasingly advanced monitoring and diagnostics ranging from blood glucose monitoring and blood pressure measurement to body fat measurement.
By 2024, the consumer market is expected to reach $1.5 trillion in revenue. The introduction of the IoT combined with the trend toward automation and smart electronics has led to consumers buying connected electronics at an almost exponential rate. TechInsights actively explores the largest consumer electronics markets to:
Where PCs were once the main driving force in the Dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) industry; now, there is a much more diversified market fuelling innovation in this space. As the ever-increasing need for more powerful devices continues to build, so, too does the availability of high-capacity processors, semiconductors, and chipsets.
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The display market is expected to grow from 137.7 billion in 2019 to 167.7 billion USD in 2024.
NAND flash memory is the second largest IC product category today, with over $60B in revenue in 2018, representing an increase of 18% over 2017. This growth was fueled by a higher average selling price, growing use of solid-state drives in data center server storage, and larger memory capacity in smartphones.
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The advent of the self-driving car promises to usher in a new era of personal mobility and forever change the way people think of the automobile. Along with data connectivity and electric vehicles, autonomous driving systems will drive unprecedented levels of semiconductor content in cars, including GPUs, FPGAs, dedicated ASICs, and power semiconductors. A complex set of technologies, both in the cloud and at the edge, are needed to make autonomous vehicles (AVs) a safe, efficient, and enjoyable mode of travel.