Semiconductors will maintain double digit stride through 2006

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Global semiconductor growth will move at a double-digit pace until at least 2006. The Electronics Industries Assn of Japan also predicts taht after 2003, rising demand from digital TVs and DVD-ROM drives will further fuel semiconductor growth patterns. Worldwide demand for semiconductors will reach US$338.8 billion by 2006 due to the popularity of personal computer and cellular phone. Computers are expected to account for more than half of semiconductor demand.

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March winds blow favorably for semiconductors

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Worldwide semiconductor device sales have continued to grow robustly, with a 6.7% increase in semiconductor sales being reported in Mar 1999 alone, compared to the same period in 1998. The Semiconductor Industry Assn reported that industry sales increased by 2.4% in Feb 1999 to US$11.155 billion in Mar 1999. This figure resulted from sales increases in four regional markets. Sales in the Asia Pacific region jumped 11.8% in Mar 1999, on a year-to-year basis.

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Semiconductor sales remain strong worldwide

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Semiconductor sales have demonstrated yearto-year double-digit gains. Worldwide, Jul 2000 sales increased by 4.0% from Jun 2000, totaling US$17.32 billion. The figure is a 50% leap from the Jul 1999 figure of $11.53 billion. In North America, sales rose 5.4% to $5.52 billion which is 46.1% greater than te sales of $3.78 billion recorded in Jul 1999. In Europe, sales remained flat from June and Jul 2000, bringing in $3.45 billion.

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