Global semiconductor sales fell sharply in April from a year earlier, but achieved month-on-month growth for two consecutive months

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! According to the news on June 7, the global demand for consumer electronic products began to decline in the second half of last year, and the demand for all kinds of semiconductor parts such as memory chips also decreased significantly, affecting many manufacturers. Under the background that the demand for consumer electronic products has not improved, the unsatisfactory demand for semiconductors continues.

Data from the Semiconductor Industry Association also show that sales in the global semiconductor industry still fell sharply in April from a year earlier, falling to $39.8 billion, down significantly from $50.9 billion in the same period last year and down 21.6% from a year earlier.

However, the semiconductor industry association's report also shows that sales of the global semiconductor industry increased slightly in April from the previous month, up 0.3% from March.

The global semiconductor market is still in a cyclical downturn, but sales have been growing for two consecutive months, which may herald a sustained rebound in the coming months, according to CEO John Neuffer, president of the Semiconductor Industry Association.

According to the semiconductor industry association, sales of semiconductors in Europe, America, Asia-pacific and other markets all declined month-on-month in April, while sales in the Americas, Asia-pacific and other markets fell by more than 20% compared with the same period last year.