Explore the machines, processes and suppliers that turn semiconductor designs into manufactured chips—and how investment flows through this essential industry.
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Semiconductor Equipment
The machines, processes and suppliers that turn chip designs into manufactured chips.
Start hereWhere Every $100 of Chipmaking Equipment Spending GoesA visual guide to lithography, etch, deposition and the companies supplying the machines behind semiconductor manufacturing.Companion analysisBeyond the Machine Sale: Who Captures the Next Wave of Equipment Spending?How process complexity, service revenue and changing competition shape the economics of semiconductor equipment.
“Per $100” is a Silicon Analytica normalization of the same 2024 shares. It is not a factory budget or the cost of one chip.
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- Morningstar
- Technology Observer: Wafer Fabrication Equipment ↗
- Published: October 2025 · Data period: 2024 (market mix); company-reported service revenue
- Location: p. 25, Exhibit 23 (2024 WFE mix, Morningstar/Gartner); p. 26–27, Exhibits 24–25 (vendor exposure); p. 28–30 and p. 29, Exhibit 27 (services)
- Third-party estimate using Gartner market data. The services share is an aggregate for the six companies Morningstar covers, not each company’s share.
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Chipmakers’ capital-expenditure plans, equipment suppliers’ service growth, and whether Chinese suppliers extend share beyond CMP, etch and deposition.
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