Next-Generation Memory Market Forecast and Segments, 2017-2025

Next-Generation Memory Market: Introduction

Growing demand for emerging non-volatile memory in connected devices, and potential for replacing flash memory is what the Next-Generation Memory market is relying on. There has been a considerable increase in the adoption of Next-Generation Memory, due to growing use of non-volatile memory in smartphones. With increasing utilization of smartphones, adoption of Next-Generation Memory is also expected to surge.

The market is now trying to consume more bits at a faster rate, and emerging memories have been in the lab for a decade. Nowadays, there is much room for a new memory type, thanks to the growing latency gap in systems. A new technology in the process will do nothing but fill the diverse gap between staying and trying to grow to a solution. This is what the Next-Generation Memory do to fulfill the universal memory need. People working on it are consistently make it the way it can be used everywhere.

Next-Generation Memory Market: Drivers and Challenges

One of the drivers for next-generation memory market is the emerging need for enterprise storage. Other important drivers include need for high bandwidth, low power consumption, and highly scalable memory device for technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and big data.

Lack of stability in extreme environmental conditions, and issues with storage in niche application are few important restraints in the Next-Generation Memory market. High cost of emerging memories is also impacting the Next-Generation Memory market, in negative terms.

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Next-Generation Memory Market: Segmentation

The Next-Generation Memory market can be segmented on the basis of Type, Wafer Size, Application, and Region.

On the basis of Type the Next-Generation Memory market can be divided into;

Volatile Memory
Non-volatile Memory

This shows the basic functioning type of the memory. A volatile memory would have data for specific time and it get erased after the next boot. And a non-volatile memory is the one which has permanent data storage.

On the basis of Wafer Size, the Next-Generation Memory market can be segmented into;

200 mm
300 mm
450 mm

A larger wafer diameter enables producing more semiconductor devices from a single wafer, enhancing productivity, and efficiency.

On the basis of Industry Verticals the Next-Generation Memory market can be segmented into;

Automotive and Transportation
Military and Aerospace
Consumer Electronics
Retail
Healthcare
Telecommunication
Energy and Power

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The segmentation by Industry Verticals tells about the use of the Next-Generation Memory in different industries.

Next-Generation Memory Market: Key Players

Some of the key players of Next-Generation Memory Market are: 4DS Memory, Adesto, Advanced Micro Devices, Avalanche, Crossba, Cypress, Everspin, Fujitsu, IBM, Intel, Kilopass, Microchip, Micron, Nantero, NXP Semiconductor, Open-Silicon, RAMbus, Samsung, Sidense, SK Hynix, Spin Transfer Technologies, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, Viking, Western Digital, and Others.

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