Market Insights Q4 2024 Release - Report - Page 8
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Kyocera
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Kyocera will debut cutting-edge innovations in AI, autonomous driving, and wireless tech, including aerial displays and GaN
components, at CES 2025 in Las Vegas from January 7–10.
Kyocera EPA signed its first on-site solar PPA with Shigiya Machinery, installing a 1,080-kW PV system to generate 888,753 kWh
annually, enabling renewable energy use with no upfront cost.
Kyocera plans to sell a third of its KDDI stake, valued at over $3 billion, over five years to improve cash flow and refocus on core
operations.
Lattice
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Lattice Semiconductor has authorized an additional $100 million stock repurchase program through December 2025, reflecting
confidence in its financial strength and commitment to shareholder value.
Lumotive and Lattice Semiconductor showcase chip-based 3D sensing at DevCon 2024, featuring advanced beam-steering and realtime adaptability for industrial and autonomous applications.
Murata
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Murata applies data science to optimize operations, improve products, and drive innovation.
Murata expands IoT Wi-Fi 6 modules with Type 2FR/2FP and 2KL/2LL for smart homes and industrial IoT.
Murata unveils HCR timing device with ±40ppm accuracy and -40°C to +125°C operation for advanced automotive systems.
Nexperia
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Nexperia pledges compliance with U.S. restrictions following its Chinese parent Wingtech's addition to the "entity list," ensuring no
licensing impacts on its operations.
Nexperia launches 16 new 80V and 100V power MOSFETs in compact CCPAK1212 packaging, featuring industry-leading power
density, top/bottom cooling, and application-specific options for AI servers and industrial systems.
NVIDIA
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Nvidia hires 200 in China to boost AI-driven autonomous driving tech.
Nvidia and Vietnam will collaborate to build AI research and data centres, while Nvidia acquires VinBrain to bolster its AI and digital
infrastructure efforts.
Nvidia's Q3 profits and sales soared, beating expectations with $35.08 billion revenue, driven by AI chip demand, though shares
dipped slightly in after-hours trading.
NXP
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NXP's new i.MX 94 processors integrate multicore performance, AI capabilities, advanced security, and real-time networking to
address industrial and automotive edge challenges. Sampling will begin in Q1 2025.
NXP anticipates 8-12% growth in automotive and industrial IoT chip demand by 2027, driven by rising semiconductor content in cars,
despite global economic uncertainties and U.S.-China export curbs.
NXP and TSMC's Vanguard International are planning to expand their $7.8 billion Singapore chip plant, diversifying production amid
rising US-China tech tensions.
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