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Based on end-user, the market is divided into automotive, consumer electronics, defense & aerospace, industrial & power, information & communication technology, and others. The consumer electronics segment is expected to register a CAGR over of 10% over the forecast period.
Based on wafer size, the market is divided into 2-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch. The 2-inch segment is projected to account for the largest share in the global market with a revenue of over USD 25 billion by 2032.
North America dominated the global GaN LED Chips market in 2023, accounting for a share of over 35%. North America is a prominent market for GaN LED chips, with the United States and Canada leading the way in the adoption of advanced lighting technologies. The region's strong emphasis on energy conservation and the replacement of traditional lighting systems with LED solutions has significantly boosted the demand for GaN LED chips. The presence of major semiconductor companies and research institutions in the U.S. has also contributed to the development and commercialization of GaN-based products. In addition to general lighting, the automotive and consumer electronics industries are key sectors driving the market in North America. The region is also witnessing growing interest in GaN technology for emerging applications such as Li-Fi, which is expected to further expand the market in the coming years.
The United States is a major player in the GaN LED Chips market, with a strong focus on energy-efficient lighting solutions. The U.S. government’s initiatives to reduce energy consumption have driven the adoption of LED lighting across various sectors, including residential, commercial, and industrial applications. The country’s robust automotive industry, which is increasingly integrating advanced LED lighting systems, further fuels the demand for GaN LED chips. Additionally, the presence of key semiconductor companies and research institutions in the U.S. contributes to the development of innovative GaN LED technologies.
Japan is a key market for GaN LED chips, known for its technological advancements and early adoption of LED lighting solutions. The country’s commitment to energy efficiency and environmental sustainability has led to widespread use of GaN LED chips in various applications, including residential, commercial, and automotive lighting. Japan’s electronics industry, particularly in consumer electronics and displays, is also a significant driver of Japan GaN LED chip market. The country’s focus on innovation and continuous research in semiconductor technology positions it as a leading player in the global market.
China dominates the GaN LED Chips market, being the largest producer and consumer of LED products globally. The country’s massive manufacturing base, supported by government incentives for energy-efficient technologies, drives the production and adoption of GaN LED chips. China’s rapid urbanization and infrastructure development, coupled with the growing demand for smart lighting solutions, further boost the market. Additionally, China’s consumer electronics industry, which heavily relies on advanced display technologies, contributes significantly to the demand for China GaN LED chips.
For instance, in November 2023, Innoscience has announced that Legrand, a specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructures, is using InnoGaN devices in its latest home power sockets to meet the increased power demand from products such as fast-charging Type A+C and USB power adapters. Legrand has an estimated 19 percent share of the global switch and socket market. In China, the company’s recently launched products Yijing 27W and Yijing PLUS 45W wall sockets both use Innoscience GaN HEMTs to increase the output power available and reduce heat generation within the same size. GaN also allows the wall plug to fit more closely to the wall, achieving ultimate slimness.
South Korea is a significant market for GaN LED chips, driven by its strong presence in the semiconductor and electronics industries. The country’s leading position in display technology, particularly in OLED and LED displays, fuels the demand for GaN LED chips. South Korea’s automotive industry, known for its focus on advanced lighting systems, also contributes to the growth of South Korea market. Furthermore, the country’s commitment to energy efficiency and smart city initiatives is expected to drive the adoption of GaN LED chips across various applications.