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Brose tops automotive electronics growth ranking July 07, 2010 The crisis of 2009 has shaken up the European automotive electronics landscape. According to market researcher Strategy Analytics, the market driver number one was the demand for systems helping car vendors to reduce fuel consumption. Read more MEMS automotive sensors to rebound in 2010 July 06, 2010 Global shipments of automotive MEMS sensors will reach 591.2 million units in 2010, up 17.8 percent from 502.0 million, according to a forecast by market research firm iSuppli Corp. Read more Autoelectronics market to reach $210 billion in 2014, says analyst May 27, 2010 The market for automotive electronic systems is set to grow from a 2009 low of $125 billion to about $210 million in 2014, a CAGR over the period of 11 percent, according to market research firm Strategy Analytics. Over the longer period to 2017 the company is forecasting a CAGR of 9 percent to yield ... Read more NXP tops automotive infotainment chip ranking, says iSuppli May 13, 2010 Exposure to Chinese automobile makers helped Dutch chip vendor NXP BV (Eindhoven, The Netherlands) take the top position in the global automotive infotainment semiconductor market in an economically difficult 2009, according to market research company iSuppli Corp. (El Segundo, Calif.). Read more Global commercial navigation system shipments to grow 250% from 2010 to 2015 May 07, 2010 Global commercial navigation system shipments to grow 250% from 2010 to 2015 ABI Research estimates that global commercial navigation system shipments will grow from 3 million in 2010 to 7.5 million in 2015. While North America and Europe are currently the leading regions, the Asia-Pacific commercial navigation market is set for rapid growth as truck-specific map attributes become ... Read more Automotive chips: Infineon passes Freescale May 05, 2010 After a long pursuit, Infineon has displaced Freescale from the pole position in the automotive chip ranking. According to market research company Strategy Analytics, Infineon in 2009 for the first time sold more semiconductors into the automotive market than archrival Freescale. Read more Study: Automotive electronics market returns to growth – in China May 03, 2010 First the good news: The market for automotive components continues to be a growth market. The bad news is that the growth will happen almost exclusively in China, with Europe, Japan and North America to stagnate, says a study conducted by consulting company Roland Berger. Read more QNX extends lead in automotive infotainment market March 22, 2010 Reconfirming its position as the leading provider of operating systems and middleware for the automotive infotainment market, QNX Software Systems has announced that its technology has been licensed for more than 17 million in-vehicle systems worldwide — an increase of 130 per cent since 2008. Read more Research activity to drive ultracapacitor sales ten-fold in five years March 19, 2010 Research activity to drive ultracapacitor sales ten-fold in five years Ultracapacitor energy storage capacities are predicted to increase by five to 10 times in the next five years, allowing the devices to replace batteries for many power-intensive applications, including hybrid vehicle acceleration and regenerative braking, claims Greentech Media Inc., in a new market ... Read more Chip vendors in Germany increasingly rely on automotive markets March 15, 2010 The automotive slump was the main culprit for the decline of Germany’s semiconductor market in 2009. However, a long-time comparison shows that the significance of the automotive industry for semiconductor vendors has significantly increased over the past decade. Read more
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