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AI Demand Drives Semiconductor Revenue Toward $1.9 Trillion by 2027

AI Demand Drives Semiconductor Revenue Toward $1.9 Trillion by 2027
Global semiconductor revenue likely to touch $1.9 trillion in 2027 · thehansindia.com

Semiconductors are tiny parts used in computers and many other technologies.

A new report says the semiconductor industry could make $1.6 trillion in 2026.

It could grow to $1.9 trillion in 2027.

Much of this growth is coming from companies building artificial intelligence systems.

AI systems need many memory chips to store and process information.

Memory chip sales are expected to pass $1 trillion in 2027.

The report says demand may stay stronger than supply even when new factories add capacity.

AI systems also need processors, networking parts, power equipment and optical connections.

Key facts

2025 semiconductor revenue
$809 billion
2026 semiconductor revenue forecast
$1.6 trillion, representing a 92% increase from 2025
2027 semiconductor revenue forecast
$1.9 trillion
2026 memory revenue forecast
$837 billion, or 54% of total semiconductor revenue
2027 memory revenue forecast
More than $1 trillion
2026 DRAM growth forecast
246.6%
2026 NAND flash growth forecast
371.9%
AI data-center revenue share
Expected to rise from 36.5% of semiconductor revenue in 2026 to more than 53% by 2030

Quotes

Shrish Pant

Director Analyst at Gartner

“Rising AI infrastructure is reshaping investment across the semiconductor ecosystem and redefining the industry’s application mix. The AI data center ecosystem is expected to grow from 36.5 per cent of the semiconductor revenue in 2026 to more than 53 per cent by 2030, underscoring a structural shift in where semiconductor value is created and how demand is evolving across the industry.”
thehansindia.com
“While pricing expansion is accelerating growth in 2026, continued AI infrastructure deployments, higher memory content per AI server and sustained demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) will support memory revenue growth through 2027 and beyond.”
thehansindia.com

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