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Triton Market Research presents the Global Near Field Communication (NFC) Chips Market categorized by Type (Non-Auxiliary, Auxiliary), Application (Television, Medical Equipment, Smartphone, Other Applications), Verticals (Consumer Electronics, Automotive, Retail, Banking & Finance, Medical, Other Verticals), and Geography (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa).

It further explains the Market Summary, Industry Outlook, Impact of COVID-19, Key Insights, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Market Strategies, Drivers, Challenges, Opportunities, Market Attractiveness Index, Vendor Scorecard, Competitive Landscape, Research Methodology & Scope, Global Market Size, and Forecasts & Analysis (2022-2028).

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 Triton Market Research’s market report highlights that the global market for near field communication (NFC) chips would expand with a 12.99% CAGR over the forecasted period 2022-2028.

Owing to the penetration of smartphones, the near field communication (NFC) chips market is swiftly gaining popularity with the increased use of contactless payment through electronic gadgets. NFC produces a short-range radio signal that helps transform sensitive financial and authenticate data, thereby ensuring data security. Various industries, such as retail, transport, etc., are adopting contactless payment to ease their transactions. Today, almost every smartphone is embedded with NFC chips to enable contactless payments. Moreover, the demand for smartphones across the globe has contributed to providing a secure communication capability in smartphones. All such market drivers have highly driven the growth of the near field communication (NFC) chips market.

However, with the availability of easy substitutes such as Zigbee, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi, companies look out for other alternatives that can offer more benefits than NFC technology. Also, NFC chips equipped with smartphones make it a complex product that restricts the growth of the NFC chips market.

The Asia-Pacific is leading in the near field communication (NFC) chips market and is expected to grow in the upcoming years. The growth in the region is mainly attributed to the advertising techniques of the network operators, manufacturers, and governments. Besides, the region is popular in driving the market demand for NFC applications, thus increasing the growth of the NFC chips market. With the help of government incentives, the near field communication chips market is expected to witness robust growth.

 The leading companies in the near field communication chips market are Broadcom Corporation, Samsung Semiconductor Inc, Sony Corporation, Inside Secure SA, Toshiba Corporation, Texas Instruments Inc, Qualcomm Inc, Murata Manufacturing Co Ltd, Marvell Technology Group Ltd, Renesas Electronics Corporation, EM Microelectronic Marin SA, MediaTek Inc, STMicroelectronics NV, NXP Semiconductors NV, and MStar Semiconductor Inc.

The near field communication chips market has an intensive and dominating buyer portfolio, as investors’ funding and encouraged R&D support small companies set up business on a large scale. This has increased the number of companies in the NFC chip market. Moreover, there is cut-throat competition among competitors due to the presence of big players.  

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Near field communication (NFC) chips employ electromagnetic radio fields to transfer data between devices in close proximity. NFC-based devices are deployed in banking, payment, seat reservation, coupon collection, and multiple other services with a single device. Inkwood Research anticipates that the global near field communication (NFC) chips market will propel at a CAGR of 11.78% from 2022 to 2030 and is expected to reach $9309.52 million in revenue by 2030.

The proliferating demand for NFC-based wearables and smartphones, in addition to their integration into several medical equipment, are driving the global market. The technology may also be used in reserving restaurant seats, mobile banking, real-time updates on expenditure and reward points, booking train tickets, etc. It finds and offers versatile applications in various industries and services.

Adoption of NFC Chips | Segmentation

Our experts have analyzed the global near field communications (NFC) chips market into application, product, and end-user segments. Leading companies in the market are improving chip quality with increased security, reduced costs, better interaction times, increased interoperability, and several other benefits to draw customers. Also, the application plays a vital role in influencing buyers’ behavior while purchasing NFC chips.

Market by Medicine is the fastest growing in the End-User segment

Medicine is anticipated to have the highest CAGR in the end-user segment by 2030. This trend is driven by the adoption of NFC-based medical equipment for timely and accurate health tracking of patients using NFC chip-based equipment. As per company sources, the Automated Assembly Corporation (AAC) has introduced technologically-advanced NFC tags that uniquely store the patient’s crucial information.

Further, the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) introduced the real-time location systems (RTLS) at the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) department, operating approximately 1,400 non-patient VHA centers and community clinics, about 152 medical centers. The adoption of NFC chip-based medical equipment for accurate and timely health tracking is expected to propel the global NFC chip market growth in the medical sector.

E-money to propel market growth in the Banking and Finance segment

The introduction of mobile wallets and NFC-driven payments development programs by banks and financial institutions boost the NFC chip market growth globally. Further, financial institutions worldwide deploy e-Money that uses NFC technology to perform safe and secure online banking transactions, propelling the market by increasing NFC chips adoption manifold.

For instance, according to the bank sources, the ICICI Bank has collaborated with Tech Mahindra to introduce an advanced payment service called the ‘Tap-n-Pay’ based on advanced NFC technology, allowing customers to make over-the-counter (OTC) payments without using cash. Hence, this collaboration is expected to boost the deployment of NFC chips to support cashless payment services.

Competitive & Strategic Analysis

The key players in the NFC chips market are adopting different development activities to compete with one another directly.

MediaTek and STMicroelectronics have been incorporated to develop NFC technology into mobile platform design. STMicroelectronics is liable to provide NFC technology to MediaTek that will enable MediaTek to deliver high contactless performance solutions to OEMs. This strategic initiative is expected to benefit both companies in enhancing cost-efficiency and integrating optimization through smaller antennas and reduced bill materials.

In April 2021, Marvell Technology Inc announced the completion of its acquisition of Inphi Corporation. It resulted in forming a leading US semiconductor powerhouse for end-to-end technology in data infrastructure.

Verimatrix sold its NFC patents portfolio to Infineon Technologies AG for approximately $2 million. Verimatrix patents’ participation in the NFC patent licensing program, which generated over $50 million in cumulative revenues between 2014 and 2021, including $16.6 million in the second quarter of 2021, was ended by the divestiture.

All in All

The rise in data security and privacy concerns affects the adoption of NFC technology, thereby hindering the global NFC chips market. By introducing viruses, miscreants can hack into NFC-enabled smartphones, gain full control over Android-based smartphones and run malicious code on them. While the new contactless technology is set to become an important part of our lives, it also raises valid and understandable security concerns.

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Rapidly rising penetration of mobile phones, increasing integration of NFC technology in consumer electronic devices, and rising prominence of NFC technology for applications such as contactless payments and automated ticketing are poised to drive global sales of Near Field Communication (NFC) Enabled Phones to reach 2.7 billion units by 2024.

A standards-based wireless communication system that evolved from RFID technology, Near Field Communications (NFC) uses a reader/writer/tag for establishing simple and safe short range communications between enabled electronic devices. NFC has evolved as one of the most intuitive technologies enabling seamless interactions between wireless networking platforms. The technology’s ability to facilitate secure and fast contactless transactions, gain access to digital content through a tap or a wave at contactless card readers, and facilitating easy connectivity to electronic devices are contributing to the increasing popularity of NFC technology among consumers and businesses alike. The numerous functionalities of the technology are leading to its growing integration in a range of devices including smartphones. For service industries, NFC-enabled mobile devices play a vital role in reducing queuing time, enhancing convenience of payments, and gaining insights into customers’ purchasing habits, thus enabling them to deliver better service.

A key factor driving the usage of NFC in mobile devices is easy device pairing for hassle free sharing of information and for performing tasks such as mobile payments, automated ticketing, e-commerce services, and peer-to-peer data transfers. Another factor driving NFC adoption is its ability to enable mobile phones to be transformed into access control devices replacing identity documents such as Smart ID cards for building access control. Introduction of new Internet enabled mobile phones, emergence of high-speed mobile Internet, introduction of new applications and services based on NFC, and robust demand from developing markets such as China and India will continue to add impetus to NFC integration in mobile devices.

Rapid proliferation of smartphones with high memory capacity and Wi-Fi capabilities is driving increased consumption and storage of digital content, sharing of which with other devices is driving need for NFC. When integrated into smartphones, NFC enables pairing of devices and initiates Bluetooth connectivity between two devices in a simple step, thus allowing users to easily exchange stored content between their devices. Growing need to enhance social media interactions on mobile phones is also increasingly driving NFC integration in mobile phones. Growing integration of NFC technology in consumer electronic devices, such as DVD players, refrigerators, televisions and cameras as well as automated vacuum cleaners, is also driving the adoption of NFC-enabled handsets for establishing connection with these devices. The increasing availability of NFC-related apps specifically in Apple’s App Store and Android’s Google Play store is also leading to high demand for NFC-enabled phones.

As stated by the new market research report on Near Field Communication Enabled Handsets, Asia-Pacific represents the largest regional market, worldwide. With the largest share in terms of sales of mobile phones and the number of mobile phone subscribers, Asia-Pacific is regarded one of the most lucrative markets for NFC-enabled handsets. Growth in the Asia-Pacific market for NFC phones is also driven by increasing government support for digital payments and transactions and the rising popularity of contactless payments. The presence of a number of leading smartphone makers and the expansive retail industry are factors fueling growth in the region’s NFC-enabled smartphones market. The huge mobile phone manufacturing sector in China, Korea and other countries also makes Asia-Pacific a strong regional market for NFC controller chips and security elements. Latin America is forecast to register the fastest CAGR of 24.2% over the analysis period. Huge population, encouraging economic growth, rising disposable incomes, rising ownership of advanced mobile devices, growing mobile Internet subscriptions, and subsequent rise in demand for a range of services, such as payments, and ticketing, among others over mobile phones, presents Latin America as a high potential market for NFC handsets.

Major players in the market include Blackberry Limited, HTC Corporation, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., Lenovo, LG Electronics, Nokia Corporation, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Sony Mobile Communications Inc., ZTE Corporation, Broadcom Corp., Infineon Technologies AG, NXP Semiconductors NV, and STMicroelectronics NV, among others.

The research report titled “Near Field Communication Enabled Handsets - Market Analysis, Trends, and Forecasts” announced by Global Industry Analysts Inc., provides a comprehensive review of market trends, issues, drivers, mergers, acquisitions and other strategic industry activities of global companies. The report provides market estimates and projections for all major geographic markets such as the US, Canada, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, South Korea and Rest of Asia-Pacific), Middle East & Africa and Latin America.

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Global NFC Chips Market 2017 – Broadcom, Inside Secure, NXP Semiconductors

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By Hui Min Neo and Romain Fonsegrives, AFP, Sept. 4, 2015

Berlin (AFP)--Punching in security codes to deactivate the alarm at his store became a thing of the past for Jowan Oesterlund when he implanted a chip into his hand about 18 months ago.

“When I walk into my studio, I just wave my hand at the alarm, and the alarm turns off,” the tattoo artist said.

“Whenever someone shows up with security clearance, he will wave and the alarm is deactivated, the lights are turned on... it will start up the computer, the cash machine and so on,” he added.

Oesterlund is one of the small but growing number of people around the world who has a grain-sized NFC (Near Field Communications) chip embedded in him.

In fact, so convinced is he that “this is the future” that he has two of them, one in his hand and the other in his arm.

“One year ago it was ‘that’s just stupid’, or ‘wow that’s just awesome’. But now multinational companies are looking into it,” he said, pointing to cybersecurity firm Kaspersky as an example.

The renowned cybersecurity company had brought in Oesterlund to carry out a live demonstration of chip implantation at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin which opens to the public Friday.

The nervous volunteer is Rainer Bock, who works at Kaspersky. After Oesterlund used a needle to put a chip under Bock’s skin, the new member of the “cyborg” club said: “It didn’t hurt.”

With a memory of just 880 bytes, the chips are far from the science fiction equivalent of data powerhouses carrying billions of encrypted secret documents.

Rather, they tend to have specific functions, such as unlocking a door or hooking up to an app on a smartphone.

Despite the limited uses, human chip implant manufacturer Dangerous Things told AFP that there are now around 10,000 “cyborgs”--or humans with digital chips in them--across the globe.

The phenomenon is not new, with a club in Barcelona offering such implants to its members as early as 2004, allowing them to gain entrance and pay for their drinks with it.

But its popularity has now accelerated with the ubiquity of smartphones, which can communicate with the chips.

Those who have done the procedure admit that for now, novelty is its key draw.

Evgeny Chereshnev, who also works for Kaspersky, got his chip about seven months ago.

“It felt weird for a couple of weeks... Then I started to understand that I’ve forgotten what it is to carry a badge to work, I’ve forgotten what it means to open a door with a key,” he said, describing how with a simple wave of his hand, he now enters a secure office building without punching in codes or tapping a security card at the entrance.

But such implants are not without risks, warns Kaspersky’s European research director Marco Preuss, saying that a smartphone placed close to the chip for instance, could easily pick up data.

Oesterlund said he had also weighed up the risk of someone trying to steal his chip through extreme violent means, but concluded that criminals were unlikely to go that far.

“Chopping off a hand is a really amateur way to steal something,” he said.

Those who have joined the “cyborg” club believe that getting in early allows them to secure a place at the forefront of a potentially life-changing development.

“Curiosity is a factor,” said Hannes Sjoeblad, who also has a chip implanted.

But he added that a key aim is “to explore this technology before the government starts doing this”.