Nvidia overtook Broadcom to take the second position behind No.1 Qualcomm.

Taiwanese companies Novatek and Realtek rose to sixth and eighth place, respectively.

Qualcomm had growth of 51% in phone chips and 63% growth in IoT chips.

Nvidia had growth of 64% in gaming graphics cards and 59% in data centre.

Broadcom had growth of 18% from network chips, broadband communication chips, and storage and bridging chips.

AMD’s computer and graphics revenue grew by 45% YoY due to strong sales of the Ryzen CPU and Radeon GPU and rising ASPs.

The annual revenue of AMD’s enterprise, embedded, and semi-customized divisions increased by 113%, driving annual growth of total revenue to 68%.

MediaTek’s strategy of focusing on mobile phone SoCs delivered growth of 93% and overall growth of 63%.

Novatek’s two major product lines of SoC and display driver IC delivered growth of 79% YoY.

Realtek, driven by strong demand for Netcom and commercial notebook products, and a stable business in audio and Bluetooth chips remains quite stable, conferring an annual revenue growth of 43%.

Himax joined the top ten for the first time after significant annual revenue growth in large-sized and medium/small-sized driver IC of 65% and 87%, respectively, and the successful introduction of driver ICs into automotive panels.

By: DocMemory
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