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The worldwide semiconductor market is expected to increase 5.1 percent in 2020, accelerating to 8.4 percent in 2021

ESIA concerned by new U.S. export control measures on semiconductors

Global semiconductor sales up 1.5 percent in May

The worldwide semiconductor market is expected to increase 3.3 percent in 2020, accelerating to 6.2 percent in 2021

European first-quarter semiconductor sales up 5.7 percent from previous quarter

Global semiconductor sales reach $412 billion in 2019

Worldwide semiconductor market is expected to be down 12.8 percent in 2019, recovering by 5.9 percent in 2020

ESIA signs Joint Statement for an Ambitious Horizon Europe Programme

European semiconductor sales up 3.3 percent month-to-month in September

The global semiconductor industry presents its road to recovery

ESIA welcomes Commission action on foreign subsidies

Global semiconductor sales down 1.2 percent in April 2020

European semiconductor sales up 2.4 percent in February 2020

ESIA presentation to the 2019 Export Control Forum

Jean-Marc Chéry elected ESIA President

European semiconductor sales slow down in second quarter 2019

European semiconductor sales rebound in July, up 3.2 percent month-on-month

Joint Statement of the 24th Meeting of the World Semiconductor Council (WSC)

The World Semiconductor Council supports World Anti-Counterfeiting Day 2020

Global Semiconductor Industry Calls on Nations to Facilitate Essential Travel by Essential Workers During COVID-19

Global Semiconductor Industry Calls on Nations to Prioritize Essential Supply Chain Operations During COVID-19

ESIA Comments in support of the trilogue negotiations on the recast of the Dual-Use Regulation

European industries unite to call for an ambitious EU industrial strategy

European semiconductor sales keep the pace in May