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Smartphone Applications Processor Revenues Reached $1.84 Bn in 1H 2010



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Global smartphone applications processor unit shipments showed 90 percent year-over-year growth in 1H 2010 thanks to the expanding size of the smartphone market. Qualcomm led the smartphone applications processor market with 35 percent revenue share in 1H 2010, while Texas Instruments led the market in unit terms with 42 percent share. Baseband-integrated applications processors accounted for 71 percent of total smartphone applications processor revenues in 1H 2010. The market for stand-alone apps processors has shrunk from around 72 percent of the total apps processor market in 2007 to just 32 percent in 1H 2010 in unit terms. This report is an assessment of the global smartphone applications processor market in 1H 2010 and provides analysis of the market size and vendor share for both ‘stand-alone’ and ‘integrated’ apps processors as well as commentary on the performance of each vendor.

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