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Semiconductor market to rebound in 2006, says research firm
12:45 PM - January 24, 2006 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: semiconductor, market, 2006 0 comment
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: semiconductor, market, 2006 0 comment
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The semiconductor market in 2006 will strengthen on mounting demand for chips used in multiple segments including several areas beyond typical computer applications, following a flat year in 2005, market research firm Databeans anticipates.
Seasonally, the first quarter is strong for the more traditional semiconductor markets, including the industrial and automotive segments, Databeans said.
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