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Based on the processor, the market is divided into SiC power module, GaN power module, discrete SiC, Discrete GaN. The discrete SiC power module segment dominates the market and is expected to reach over 7 billion by 2032.
Based on the power range, the SiC and GaN power semiconductor market is divided into low power, medium power, and high power. The medium power segment is the fastest growing with a CAGR of over 28% between 2024 and 2032.
Asia Pacific dominated the global SiC and GaN power semiconductor market in 2023, accounting for a share of over 45%. China plays a significant role in the market as a major producer and consumer. The country is actively investing in semiconductor technologies to bolster its industrial capabilities and support sectors like electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy, and telecommunications. Chinese companies are developing and manufacturing SiC and GaN power semiconductors to meet domestic demand and enhance technological self-sufficiency. Additionally, China's initiatives in renewable energy and electric mobility drive the adoption of these advanced semiconductors for efficient power management and improved performance in critical infrastructure projects. China's involvement underscores its strategic importance in shaping the global semiconductor industry landscape.
The US leads in the innovation and adoption of SiC and GaN power semiconductors, particularly in the aerospace, defence, and automotive industries. Companies like Cree and Infineon Technologies are prominent players, driving advancements in efficiency and performance.
Japan focuses on high-tech manufacturing and automotive sectors, integrating SiC and GaN technologies for energy-efficient solutions in electric vehicles and industrial applications. Companies like Mitsubishi Electric and ROHM Semiconductor lead in development and deployment.
South Korea emphasizes semiconductor technology in electronics and automotive sectors, with Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics leading in adoption of SiC and GaN for consumer electronics and automotive applications.