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Is the semiconductor cycle over? Trends and outlooks
16/09/2004. Source:WR Hambrecht & Co.. Daniel Amir
 The severe downturn in the semiconductor industry, following the burst of the bubble in 2000, brought about a new era in which semiconductor companies have had to adapt to slower growth rates, fewer cost efficiencies and consumerisation of the industry, according to Daniel Amir of WR Hambrecht & Co. This has led companies to revise their business strategies and approach their markets differently.
This article presents the trends behind the semiconductor industry and its relation to the capital markets, as well as proposing areas in the semiconductor industry that the firm believes will have strong growth potential over the next few years.
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This article first appeared in the Israel Venture Capital Journal. IVC Research Center publishes the Israel Venture Capital Journal (IVCJ), a quarterly review of trends and developments in the Israeli-related venture capital industry. IVCJ, distributed worldwide, is dedicated to provide wide-range coverage of Israel's venture capital industry. For more information please visit www.ivc-online.com
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