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Author: Sravan Kundojjala
Publication Date: Mar 09 2021
Pages: 15
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The global tablet applications processor (AP) market continued its momentum in Q4 2020 and posted 24 percent year-on-year shipment growth. Apple maintained its lead with over 50 percent revenue share in Q4 2020. This report tracks stand-alone and integrated tablet applications processor unit shipments, revenue market share and ASPs for 24 tablet apps processor chip vendors on a quarterly basis, and includes provisional estimates up to Q2 2021.
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