What Do Memory Chips, IoT and China Have in Common? Semiconductor Materials Demand Driven by Increases in Multiple Segments
3D-NAND and DRAM Dominate <22nm-node IC Fabrication
San Diego, CA, April 20: TECHCET CA points to growing demand for process materials, driven by three key factors - advanced memory chips ramping, legacy devices that fuel the IoT,
and a robust China market. Advanced memory ICs will outpace the rest of
semiconductor device products, increasing to 70% of total wafer starts
by 2020. Consequently, demand for low temperature materials, ALD/CVD
dielectrics and metal precursors will also rise strongly, as disclosed
in a new report from TECHCET, "Semiconductor Device Trends and Process Materials Requirements."
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details of where, how, why and when materials are needed for leading
edge devices are featured in the report, along with recent developments
concerning the IoT and China markets. Specifics on Xpoint memory, 3D
NAND (Toshiba, Samsung, SK Hynix, Intel/Micron), Phase Change Memory,
FeRAM and associated materials, are included.
For more on process material trends and needs, see TECHCET's report, available at www.techcet.com, or attend the Critical Materials Conference, May 11-12 in Richardson, TX, featuring
speakers from Intel, IBM, Samsung, ONSemiconductor, Cypress, Linde, Air
Liquide & CoorsTek; among more than 20 powerful presentations.
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