Chip revenue heads to US$2.4 trillion on price, not volume, Yole says
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The semiconductor industry is on track to nearly quadruple in revenue by 2031 while shipping barely more silicon than it does today, a divergence that makes pricing power, not capacity, the defining variable of the AI buildout.
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