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EDI CON Online: When Do I Get My 5G and What Does That Mean for the Compound Semiconductor Industry?

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8/4/21 10:30 am to 11:00 am EDT

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EDI CON Online

Title: When Do I Get My 5G and What Does That Mean for the Compound Semiconductor Industry?

Date: August 4, 2021

Time: 7:30am PT / 10:30am ET

Presented by: Eric Higham, Director Advanced Semiconductor Applications/Advanced Defense Systems, Strategy Analytics

Abstract:
The wireless industry is renowned for developing the next generation of wireless networks about every ten years, but it seems like we have already been talking about 5G for ten years, so where is it? While that statement is a bit of an exaggeration, the path between concept and implementation can sometimes get a bit rocky. This presentation looks at how 5G infrastructure, user equipment and subscriber growth is progressing. I will present Strategy Analytics’ latest forecasts for base station sector deployments and we will investigate some frequency and technology segmentations.

The last point is particularly important for the compound semiconductor industry. In addition to the technology forecasts, the presentation will explore some of the trends, drivers and trade-offs that will shape the trajectory of compound semiconductor revenue in this segment. We will close with a quick look at 6G and how the wireless industry expects this evolution to augment the reality of the 5G vision

Presenter Bio:
Eric Higham is Director of the Advanced Semiconductor Applications and the Advanced Defense Systems Services at Strategy Analytics. He develops forecasts, insights and analysis to provide an understanding of the dynamics and trends for processes, materials and components in a variety of commercial and defense markets. He is an industry veteran with more than 42 years of semiconductor experience.

Prior to joining Strategy Analytics, Mr. Higham was President at Spectrum Business Development, where he developed market and product research and insights for a variety of market applications. Previously, he performed a variety of engineering, business development, marketing and management functions for M/A-COM, MicroDynamics and Raytheon.

Eric holds an MSEE degree from Northeastern University and a BSEE degree from Cornell University.

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