For Intel, their current focus is still not on PC processors. After all, this is a sunset field, and profits and income are already very limited, which is why they have to make a drastic turn to the field of driverless cars.

     According to BusinessKorea, Samsung Electronics will surpass Intel ($61 billion) to become the world's largest semiconductor maker this year with a 15% market share and $65.6 billion in revenue ($44.3 billion last year).

For Intel, this fact is unacceptable, but if they want to surpass it again, I am afraid there is little chance. You must know that since 1993, Intel has dominated the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer for many years.

     Samsung has invested a total of US$26 billion in semiconductor manufacturing facilities this year, accounting for 29% of the total global investment, and this investment continues to increase. At the same time, SK hynix is expected to rely on US$26.2 billion in annual revenue. The fifth jumped to third. Micron Technology took the fourth spot with $23.4 billion in revenue. Broadcom and Qualcomm dropped from third and fourth to fifth and sixth, respectively.

     Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix increased their market shares thanks to the growth of the global memory semiconductor market. DRAM memory and NAND flash market sales are expected to grow by 55% and 35% from last year, driven by a surge in server and smartphone memory demand.