According to our latest study on "Embedded Non-Volatile Memory Market Forecast to 2030 - Market Size and Forecasts (2020 - 2030), Global and Regional Share, Trends, and Growth Opportunity Analysis Report Coverage - by Product and Application," the Embedded Non-Volatile Memory market size is expected to reach US$ 3,732.95 million by 2030 from 729.05 million in 2022, at an estimated CAGR of 22.6% from 2022 to 2030.
Increasing Demand in Low-Power IoT Modules to Provide Lucrative Opportunities for Embedded Non-Volatile Memory Market Growth During Forecast Period
Technological giants worldwide are highly focused on research and development of new technologies. IoT is positioned at the core of the next-gen software technologies in the embedded non-volatile memory market. Embedded non-volatile memory has a wide range of applications in the IoT sector. They are used to collect and store data to help users perform future decision-making activities. An embedded non-volatile memory is capable of supporting low-power IoT modules. The growing shipment of IoT modules is fueling the embedded non-volatile memory market. For instance, in the first quarter of 2023, companies such as Telit Cinterion, Quectel, and Fibocom increased the shipment of low-power NB-IoT and LTE-M (Cat-M) modules. Embedded non-volatile memory supports IoT modules by saving additional space and cost by reducing the need for on- and off-chip to regulate the voltage of the modules. IoT modules are most commonly used in IoT edge or endpoint devices for solving challenges related to ultra-low power operation and shrinking size. IoT modules can connect to the cloud, exchange data packets, and download firmware in batches while operating independently. These modules require high energy and power to perform operations, which increases the demand for embedded non-volatile memory among users.
Furthermore, the growing demand for ultra-low power consumption IoT modules encourages embedded non-volatile memory market players to develop new innovative embedded non-volatile memory that requires low power to perform operations. For instance, in June 2022, STMicroelectronics launched the Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM) series. The EEPROM series is a new high-density, all-in-one embedded non-volatile memory family that supports embedded systems and tiny IoT modules to operate effectively in low-power energy. The EEPROM series offers several benefits to the user, including efficient data logging, fast upload/download, and ultra-low power for enhancing module efficiency while minimizing power dissipation. Also, the expansion of smart cities and smart home projects is anticipated to increase the demand for embedded non-volatile memory in IoT-based embedded systems, thereby providing opportunities for the embedded non-volatile memory market growth.
Key Findings of Embedded Non-Volatile Memory Market Study:
The embedded non-volatile memory market is categorized based on product, application, and geography. Based on product, the embedded non-volatile memory market is segmented into eFlash, eE2PROM, FRAM, and others. By application, the embedded non-volatile memory market is segmented into consumer electronics, automotive, robotics, and others. The embedded non-volatile memory market, based on geography, is categorized into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East & Africa, and South America.
Based on product, the Embedded Non-Volatile Memory market is segmented into eFlash, eE2PROM, FRAM, and others. eFlash is among the most widely used forms of memory in electronics. The technology is offered in nonremovable and removable forms along with a variety of capacities and specifications ranging from 0.5-micron (