Trendforce names Nvidia and AMD top IC growers

Stefan Mileschin · 31st March 2021, 12:47

Beating Qualcomm, Broadcom and MediaTek

TrendForce has named AMD and Nvidia as the most substantial growing IC design companies beating competition from Qualcomm, Broadcom and MediaTek.

While Qualcomm and Broadcom took the first and second spots when it came to the Top 10 IC design companies in 2020, third place Nvidia was the leader in year-on-year growth. Team green generated $15.4 billion last year, 52.2 percent increase compared to 2019. The company's acquisition of Mellanox boosted its data centre solutions, which generated nearly $6.4 billion in revenue.

AMD was fifth, and the company's $9.7 billion of revenue marked a 45 percent jump over the previous year. Its 7nm CPUs for both consumers and enterprise use continued to erode Intel's market share.

To be fair, that is not difficult when demand is surpassing supply. Getting your paws on the product is proving difficult throughout the pandemic. Cards like Nvidia's RTX 3080 or AMD's RX 6800 XT are rarer than a white-rumped vulture. Then you have to factor in a DRAM shortage.

https://fudzilla.com/news/52604-tren...top-ic-growers

31st March 2021, 12:47	#1
Stefan Mileschin [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania Posts: 148,726	Trendforce names Nvidia and AMD top IC growers Beating Qualcomm, Broadcom and MediaTek TrendForce has named AMD and Nvidia as the most substantial growing IC design companies beating competition from Qualcomm, Broadcom and MediaTek. While Qualcomm and Broadcom took the first and second spots when it came to the Top 10 IC design companies in 2020, third place Nvidia was the leader in year-on-year growth. Team green generated $15.4 billion last year, 52.2 percent increase compared to 2019. The company's acquisition of Mellanox boosted its data centre solutions, which generated nearly $6.4 billion in revenue. AMD was fifth, and the company's $9.7 billion of revenue marked a 45 percent jump over the previous year. Its 7nm CPUs for both consumers and enterprise use continued to erode Intel's market share. To be fair, that is not difficult when demand is surpassing supply. Getting your paws on the product is proving difficult throughout the pandemic. Cards like Nvidia's RTX 3080 or AMD's RX 6800 XT are rarer than a white-rumped vulture. Then you have to factor in a DRAM shortage. https://fudzilla.com/news/52604-tren...top-ic-growers

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Trendforce warns of SSD price hikes	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	11th March 2021 08:15
HBO 'Go' and 'Now' names are going away, leaving just HBO and HBO Max	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	15th June 2020 05:22
MediaTek names 5G teams	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	28th February 2019 14:14
Possible candidate names for Intel's next CEO	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	24th June 2018 09:55
430,000 names are hurtling towards Pluto right now	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	13th July 2015 09:39
Kingston Technology Leads the DRAM Module Industry: TrendForce	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	21st July 2014 07:27
NVIDIA Names Bin Zhou as Newest CUDA Fellow	Stefan Mileschin	WebNews	0	22nd January 2014 07:32
AMD May Axe Microprocessor Brand-Names	jmke	WebNews	0	14th February 2011 17:05
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 and GeForce GTX 470 As Product Names for First Fermi Cards	jmke	WebNews	0	2nd February 2010 06:46
NVIDIA downgrades product names? Next gen Geforce GTX 280	jmke	WebNews	0	15th May 2008 16:05