The semiconductor backbone of global cloud and AI infrastructure is undergoing a profound shift. Yole Group’s Data Center Semiconductor Trends 2025 reveals a market at an inflection point, driven by explosive AI growth and fundamental architectural change. In 2024, the total semiconductor TAM for data centers reached $209 billion, spanning compute, memory, networking, and power. By 2030, that figure is projected to grow to nearly $500 billion. AI and HPC are now the dominant use cases, with generative AI alone reshaping demand across processors and accelerators.
GPUs remain the cornerstone of AI infrastructure, with Nvidia capturing 93% of the server GPU revenue in 2024. Yole Group, the market research & strategy consulting company, forecasts GPU revenue will grow from $100 billion in 2024 to $215 billion by 2030. Despite their high ASPs, GPUs are indispensable for AI training and are increasingly used in inference…
Eric Mounier, PhD, Chief Analyst, Photonics at Yole Group: “The data center semiconductor industry is today investigating many approaches. At Yole Group, we investigated this domain in depth and analyzed the innovations. Today’s solutions are all about control. AI workloads are reshaping what chips are built, how they’re packaged, and where they’re manufactured.”
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