The chip market is set to double in a year. Memory, not processors, is doing the lifting.
WSTS now expects world semiconductor sales of about US$1.66 trillion in 2026, more than double 2025, driven by AI data centres buying memory.
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WSTS now expects world semiconductor sales of about US$1.66 trillion in 2026, more than double 2025, driven by AI data centres buying memory.
Lilly expects about US$86bn of revenue in 2026. With semaglutide patents expiring in India and other markets, price and capacity now decide who wins.
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