As the Covid 19 economy evolves to a post-pandemic era, inflation rates rise, GDP falls, and the MCU supply chain grows increasingly chaotic.
As the global semiconductor market tries to recover from the effects of the pandemic, the repercussions and residual crisis continue to wreak havoc with supply chains. Not all ICs are impacted the same and not all markets are affected equally.
In this talk, we focus on the state of the microcontroller market specifically in relation to the current state and outlook for the supply chain.
The following MCU market topics will be addressed current Supply Chain Issues, 2022 Imbalances and causes, markets feeling different impacts, and effects on pricing.
In this Live Market Breifing, we will talk about :
- manufacturing capacity,
- the curse of the golden part,
- oversupply,
- and other related disruptions.
- We will cover some of the market impact – current and future
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Tom Hackenberg
Principal Analyst, Computing & Software
Tom Hackenberg is Principal Analyst, Computing & Software at Yole Group.
Tom is an industry leading expert reporting on markets for semiconductor processors including CPUs, MPUs, MCUs and DSPs, SoCs, GPUs and discrete accelerators, FPGAs, and configurable processors since 2006. Tom is also well-versed in related technology trends including AI and edge computing, IoT, heterogeneous processing, chiplets, as well as vertical markets like automotive, computing and telecommunications where processor trends play a significant role.
Tom has appeared as a presenter on these topics at associated events as the Chiplet Summit, OCP ODAS Workshop on Chiplets, Rosenblatt’s Age of AI Scaling, System-on-Chip Conference, Vision and AI Summit, Xilinx Adapt: Automotive: Anywhere, Yole Group’s events and as well as custom proprietary presentations.
He can also be found quoted or bylined in news and trade publications such as Cision, Computerworld, Design and Reuse, EE|Times & EE|Times Asia, Fierce Electronics, Insider, Semiconductor Engineering, VentureBeat, and more for expertise on the processor market.
Tom worked with market-leading processor suppliers developing both syndicated and custom research. He holds a BSEE/BSECE from the University of Texas at Austin specializing in processors and FPGAs.