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Nonvolatile memory IP market set to stall, says Gartner
(08/31/2009 10:31 AM EDT)
LONDON — The market for nonvolatile memory intellectual property was $23 million in 2008, down 6.3 percent from 2007, according to market analysis company Gartner Inc. Gartner expects the market to grow 3 percent in 2009
However, beyond 2009, even as chip design activity in leading-edge process nodes gains momentum, the NVM IP market will grow no more than 3 percent year over year through 2013, Gartner said.
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