In 2022, global semiconductor revenue reached a record high of $590bn. China is still the biggest market for semiconductors.
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China Semiconductor Market Brief – February 2023
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Hui He
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Hui is responsible for the analysis of China's semiconductor market with a focus on China's local semiconductor manufacturing and design trends, evaluating the impact of these trends on technical and financial factors. She also examines how new application ecosystems in China are shaping the semiconductor market.
Hui earned a master’s degree in microelectronics from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China.
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Frank Xu
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Frank is a member of the China semiconductor research team. He focuses on microcontroller market research. He is a veteran of the semiconductor industry with over 18 years of experience in reliability and product development engineering fields for logic and memory products.
He started his career in 2004 as a reliability engineer in a fab, then transferred internally to the product engineering team around 2007. In 2010, Frank joined an IDM company’s R&D team and focused on product development engineering for more than a decade. He is familiar with many generations of products, from new product introduction (NPI) to mass production. He has experience in product development testing and yield improvement. Frank holds a master’s degree in microelectronics from Fudan University and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from East China Normal University (ECNU).
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Carol Yang
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Carol Yang is responsible for the CMOS image sensor market in various applications. She has years of working experience in the semiconductor industry. Her background includes market research and competitive intelligence analysis with SMIC and Broadcom.
Carol began her career as an analyst with Omdia in 2021. Before joining Omdia, Carol worked as a strategic marketing planning manager at SMIC, one of the largest foundries in China. She holds an MBA from Tongji University in Shanghai, China, and a master’s degree in finance from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. As part of the China semiconductor research team at Omdia, Carol’s research provides detailed analyses of CMOS image sensor demand and supply as well as overviews of technology trends and the competitive landscape.
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