Loading...
News Article

AI chip market to become a $300 billion industry

News

The AI chip market has experienced impressive growth in recent years, driven by the surging demand for AI-powered technologies across industries.

The global AI renaissance, which started last year, only fuelled the market growth, helping it to reach a staggering value in the following years.

According to data presented by AltIndex.com, the global AI chip market is expected to grow 10 times in the next ten years and become a $300 billion industry.

Market Revenue to Skyrocket by 1,000% by 2033

AI chips are specialized semiconductor devices that perform complex calculations and tasks required for artificial intelligence applications. They are designed to accelerate AI algorithms and processes, enabling higher performance, lower power consumption, and improved cost-effectiveness.

Today, AI chips are used across industries, from healthcare and finance to automotive and manufacturing, and the global demand for these devices is expected to skyrocket in the following years.

According to Statista and Market.us data, the global AI chip market will gross $30 billion in 2024, or $7 billion more than last year. Over the next three years, the market revenue will more than double and hit $67 billion by 2027. Still, that is nothing compared to growth projections in the years after that.

By 2029, the entire market is expected to hit a massive milestone and become a $100 billion industry. Three years later, that $100 billion will grow into $260 billion, or eight times the expected revenue in 2024. Statistics show the global AI chip market will continue surging in 2033, with revenues rising to a whopping $341 billion, or 1,000% more than this year.

VC Funding into AI chip Startups Also Surging

Although Nvidia is the absolute king in the AI chip industry with a massive 80% market share, both large and small businesses are searching for alternatives to diversify their AI chip options. That caused intense competition in the market, with both semiconductor giants and emerging startups heavily investing in AI chip research and development to gain a competitive edge. The surging need for AI chips has also created a huge space for VC investors, who have poured tens of billions of dollars into these startups.

According to Market.us data, the total venture funding into AI chip startups jumped over $20 billion in 2023, or $5 billion more than the year before. The strong investor interest in AI chips` potential and their applications is expected to continue driving funding activity this year, with 2024 bringing over $25 billion of fresh capital to the market. With that impressive figure, the total three-year funding in the AI chip startups would rise to an amazing $60 billion.

Silicon photonics: accelerating growth in the race for high-speed optical interconnects
CCD-in-CMOS technology enables ultra-fast burst mode imaging
2025 6G A look forward
Critical Manufacturing climbs Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50
Semiconductors: The most important thing you probably know the least about
Imec and partners unveil SWIR sensor with lead-free quantum dot photodiodes
Lattice introduces small and mid-range FPGA offerings
SEMI and SMT inspection solutions at NEPCON Japan 2025
Nordic Semiconductor and Kigen demonstrate Remote SIM Provisioning for Massive IoT
Spirent collaborates with Siemens
Quobly forges strategic collaboration with STMicroelectronics
New standards in pressure measurement systems for the semiconductor industry
IBM delivers optics breakthrough
Semiconductor equipment sales to reach $139 Billion in 2026
Marvell introduces 1.6 Tbps LPO Chipset
ACM research strengthens Atomic Layer Deposition portfolio
CEA-Leti demonstrates embedded FeRAM platform compatible with 22nm FD-SOI node
Lattice introduces small and mid-range FPGA offerings
Solace unlocks full potential of event-driven integration
Advantest to showcase latest test solutions at SEMICON Japan 2024
CEA-Leti device integrates light sensing and modulation
Nordic launches Thingy:91 X prototyping platform for cellular IoT and Wi-Fi locationing
Imec achieves seamless InP Chiplet integration on 300mm RF Silicon Interposer
High-precision SMU
Powering India’s energy future
China’s Nvidia probe puts global investors ‘on notice’
POET Technologies appoints new director
Imec demonstrates core building blocks of a scalable, CMOS-fab compatible superconducting digital technology
Imec proposes double-row CFET for the A7 technology node
ULVAC launches new deposition system
Beebolt and SEMI Announce Strategic Partnership to Drive Supplier Resilience and Agility
esmo group introduces Automated Final Test Manipulator
×
Search the news archive

To close this popup you can press escape or click the close icon.
Logo
x
Logo
×
Register - Step 1

You may choose to subscribe to the Silicon Semiconductor Magazine, the Silicon Semiconductor Newsletter, or both. You may also request additional information if required, before submitting your application.


Please subscribe me to:

 

You chose the industry type of "Other"

Please enter the industry that you work in:
Please enter the industry that you work in: