FPGA Market Is Now Targeted Toward Inexpensive And Power-Sensitive Handheld Devices And Smartphones.
The
competitive electronics market has changed that. Smartphones, one of
the fastest-growing markets in the consumer electronics industry,
need to be feature-packed without guzzling power. At the same time,
the cost factor is a crucial aspect that influences purchase
decisions in the market. Consequently, FPGAs are now targeted toward
inexpensive and power-sensitive handheld devices and smartphones.
FPGA
is also witnessing escalating demand in cost-sensitive,
space-constrained, and low-power applications. Rising usage of FPGA
for financial data processing is a great opportunity seen in the
market that may also fuel the growth of the FPGA market. On the other
hand, DSP, ASIC, and ASSP are being utilized in place of FPGA in some
of the application areas. This may impose a negative effect on the
growth of the market for FPGA in the coming years.
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Based
on recent trends, TMR analysts predict that smartphones will play a
central role in the global FPGA market. FPGAs, thanks to their
built-in RAM, are able to perform functions such as image
enhancements and signal processing – these are collectively
referred to as digital signal processing (DSP) functions.As people
consume more digital content, the demand for bandwidth has reported
an unprecedented increase. This is yet another factor that will have
a positive bearing on the growth of the global FPGA market. Higher
the demand for faster processing speed in the smartphone and tablets
markets, the greater will be the scope for the expansion of the FPGA
market.
The
report segments the global FPGA market based on technology as:
Flash-based, static random-access memory (SRAM), and antifuse. In
2013, the largest share of the FPGA market was held by SRAM. This
segment is projected to stay firmly in the leading position to 2020.
The preference for SRAM-based FPGA arises due to its rapid in-circuit
reconfiguration. FPGAs based on SRAM also show higher tolerance to
radiation – an attribute that makes them highly suited in aerospace
applications. Aerospace and ancillary industries are predicted to
make extensive use of FPGAs for imaging and in wireless sensors.For a
clear picture of the regional markets and their performance over the
next five years, the report segments the global FPGA market into:
North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Rest of the World. In 2013,
Asia Pacific was seen as the most dominant region in the global FPGA
market. The dominance of the Asia Pacific region can be ascribed to
the strong electronics industry in countries such as South Korea,
China, and India. The report also carries a Company Profiles section
that features leading FPGA market players such as Tabula, Lattice
Semiconductor Corporation, Xilinix, Microsemi Corporation, Altera
Corporation, and others.
A
new Transparency Market Research report states that the global field
programmable gate array (FPGA) market stood at US$5.48 bn in 2013 and
is predicted to reach US$9.7 bn by 2020. It is expected to expand at
a CAGR of 8.60% from 2014 to 2020. The title of the report is “FPGA
Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and
Forecast, 2014 - 2020”.As per the report, rising demand for tablets
and smartphones is stimulating the growth of the market. In addition,
increasing demand for bandwidth in wireless networks is fuelling the
market for FPGA. Increasing fuel prices have resulted in the demand
for hybrid and electric vehicles, which will fuel the FPGA content
within automobiles. FPGA is broadly utilized in the automotive
industry and imaging equipment for enabling great performance
computing abilities. This will further augment the growth of the
market.
Browse
the full FPGA Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth,
Trends and Forecast, 2014 - 2020 report at
http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/field-programmable-gate-array.html
Major
market participants profiled in this report include Xilinx Inc.,
Altera Corporation, Lattice Semiconductor Corporation, Microsemi
Corporation, among others
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