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It’s incredible to see how semiconductors are not just powering our devices but also shaping the entire tech ecosystem, from AI to cloud computing.
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2wThat's interesting. Everyone at SEMICON 2023 remembered the $1.3 trillion slide that was plastered everywhere. In 2024, ASML's investor day mentioned a figure exceeding $1 trillion (specifically, Amit Harchandani's slide deck indicated $1.051 trillion). I assume a similar value is reflected in PwC's data, as the bar is just touching the $1 trillion mark. This seems to be becoming a psychological threshold that we all want to believe in, because the alternative would be grim. This could be a case of irrational exuberance, a term first used by Alan Greenspan in 1996 referring to the dot-com economy.