Linley: Mobile Peaked in 2013?
April 28, 2015
Last week was the Linley Mobile Conference. Mobile is a huge semiconductor market and, outside of Intel, is the main driver for next generation process technologies. A new generation of mobile phones comes along, fills the leading edge fabs for a year or two and then moves on to the next generation. Nothing comes close to requiring so many wafers and requiring such a steep ramp.
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