2010 Semiconductor Forecast
December 28, 2009
While the worst is definitely over, 2009 will probably be known as one of the steepest revenue declines in semiconductor history due to a drop in orders. The official semiconductor recession however started with the Q4 2008 financial reports, but could be seen even earlier in the year with failing forecasts and bugling inventories. So realistically it was the semiconductor debacle of 2008/09.
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