List: Texas falls from grace

Bosch, the No. 3 entity in 2011, enjoyed a MEMS revenue boost of 8 percent last year including a nearly 5 percent uptick in its primary automotive MEMS business, which accounted for 82 percent of overall Bosch MEMS takings. Bosch is unchallenged as the top automotive MEMS supplier with 27 percent share of the market. STMicroelectronics, the No. 4 player in 2011, counted on a robust consumer and mobile business as its main source of MEMS revenue. While rival Bosch dominates automotive, STM leads in consumer and mobile MEMS with 32 percent of the market. Falling out of the No. 1 spot was Texas Instruments, down to No. 3, with revenue down 3 percent to $751 million. At the No. 4 spot was Hewlett-Packard with revenue of $677 million. HP also suffered a drop in ranking, down from No. 2 in 2011. Rounding out the Top 5 but at a relatively far remove from the four other companies above it was Canon of Japan, with revenue of $377 million. Worth noting outside of the Top 5 was California-based InvenSense at No. 13, with revenue up 30 percent to $186 million. Top 20 IDM and Fabless MEMS Suppliers Worldwide in Revenue (in Millions of US Dollars)

Rank	Company	2012	2011
1	Bosch	793	735
1	STMicro	793	644
3	Texas Instruments	751	776
4	Hewlett-Packard	677	748
5	Canon	377	369
6	Denso	298	292
7	Panasonic	296	308
8	Knowles Electronics	292	273
9	Analog Devices Inc.	285	257
10	Freescale Semiconductor	255	245
11	Epson	223	246
12	Sensata Technologies	200	190
13	InvenSense	186	144
14	Avago Technologies	167	193
15	VTI	163	135
16	Infineon Technologies	157	139
17	General Electric	141	132
18	JDSU	114	103
19	FormFactor	109	115
20	TriQuint Semiconductor	109	91
-	Others	1,957	1,828
-	Total	8,342	7,961

The figure excludes foundry revenue in order to avoid double-counting of fabless and foundry takings within the same ranking. ----- Source: IHS Inc. May 2013