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Annjil Chong, DIGITIMES, Taipei
Monday 11 July 2022
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Posted on Jul 12, 14:49
The article analyses the Asia-based companies that only focus on the design of semiconductor chips, in Asia IC50 ranking. They outsource the fabrication to a specialized manufacturer, like a foundry. about Asia IC50: https://www.digitimes.com/asia/Posted on Jul 12, 07:11
Perhaps I missed it - how are you defining IC design? I'd expected to see Intel ($79B), TI ($18B), ADI ($7B) and others amongst the WW companies. Thanks.