Non-volatile Memory Market Scope

The global non-volatile memory market is likely to display 11% CAGR from 2017 to 2023. The development of new protocols for faster data transfer and the manufacture of robust storage devices such as SSDs can drive market growth.

The use of scalable memory devices and the demand for non-volatile memory in connected and wearables can drive the market demand. Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) is a protocol developed by Western Digital Corporation for solid-state drives and other external storage devices. Huge demand for external HDDs for gaming and IoT can bolster the market demand. Changes in industry standards and improvements in the scaling of enterprise workloads will pave the way for future NVM developments.

Non-volatile memory encompasses an array of storage devices to be used by individuals and corporations. The huge generation of data and increasing consumption rate by customers can create a large market. The global non-volatile memory market report by Market Research Future (MRFR) emphasized trends, factors, and challenges for the industry for the forecast period (2020-2027). The COVID-19 pandemic and its effects are explored in the market.

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Investments in improving the reliability of NVM framework while reducing latency and reading time is likely to benefit manufacturers in the market. For instance, the pseudo-differential sensing framework has increased reliability and performance in storage devices while improving resilience at a system level. New system-level techniques developed for lowering energy consumption and increasing instruction cycles can favor the market. The 3D NAND flash memory storage solution can improve the efficiency and costs of storage devices.

But the low writing speed of NVM can limit the market growth.

Non-volatile Memory Market Segmentation

Traditional Type to Continue Dominance

The traditional segment is expected to dominate the market owing to demand for embedded NVM storage in connected and wearable devices.

Consumer Electronics Sector to Contribute to Market Revenue

The consumer electronics sector is likely to contribute to overall market revenue owing to increased performance expectations by customers. The decreasing size of chips and improved computing power and storage can drive its demand in the sector. Sales of portable devices such as smartphones, laptops, and digital tablets can drive the demand for non-volatile memory in the segment

COVID-19 Impact

The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively impacted the non-volatile memory market owing to production being halted of major end-users such retail, BFSI, and manufacturing. Lockdown restrictions due to efforts to curb the proliferation of the coronavirus has affected the demand of NVM from 2020.

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Non-volatile Memory Market Regional Analysis

North America to Lead in Global Market Standing

North America is expected to take the lead in the non-volatile memory market owing to rapid implementations of latest storage protocols and a robust infrastructure for accepting technological updates. The adoption of cloud-based CRM modules can influence the regional market demand.

Non-volatile Memory Market Competitive Analysis

Intel Corporation, NXP Semiconductor, Western Digital Corporation, Nantero, Spin Transfer Technologies, IBM Corporation, Everspin Technologies, SK Hynix, Inc., Viking Technology, Synopsys Inc., Crossbar Inc., Adesto Technologies, 4DS, Open-silicon, Fujitsu Ltd, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., Toshiba Corporation, Texas Instruments, Rambus, Avalanche, Kilopass Technology Inc., Micron Technology, Inc., and Cypress Semiconductor Corporation are key players in the global non-volatile memory market. Acquisitions and new product launches are prime strategies of players looking to expand their footprint globally.

Industry News

Texas Instruments has agreed to acquire the non-volatile memory venture of Micron, the 3D XPoint fab.