NXP's Market Figures Are Wrong, Says Future Horizons CEO
October 15, 2009
NXP's claim that its new strategy to focus on high performance analogue allows it to address an $85 billion market, has been questioned by Europe's leading semiconductor analyst, Malcolm Penn, CEO of Future Horizons.
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