EDA revenues down slightly in the second quarter of 2008

The EDA Consortium announced that the electronic design automation (EDA) industry revenue for Q2 2008 declined 3.7 percent to $1357.4 million compared to $1408.8 million in Q2 2007.
"Solid year over year growth in the PCB/MCM and services segments were offset by declines in CAE, IC Physical Design & Verification, and Semiconductor IP, resulting in an overall decline for Q2, 2008," said Walden C. Rhines, EDAC chair and Mentor Graphics' CEO and chairman.
Western Europe and Japan were positive in growth in Q2, whereas the markets of North America and the Rest of the World have declined.

Revenue by sector

EDA product type	Revenue in Q2 2008	Percentage change from Q2 2007
Computer Aided Engineering (CAE)	$524.7 million	-2.6%
IC Physical Design & Verification	$317.1 million	-20.2%
Printed Circuit Board and Multi-Chip Module	$141.6 million	+19.3%
Semiconductor Intellectual Property (SIP)	$264.9 million	-1.6%
Services	$109 million	+28.5%

Revenue by geography

Area/Region	Revenue in Q2 2008	Percentage change from Q2 2007
North America	$585 million	-13.3%
Western Europe	$273.4 million	+10.5%
Japan	$281.8 million	+13.7%
Rest-of-World (ROW)	$217.1 million	- 9%

The EDA Consortium Market Statistics Service reports EDA industry revenue data quarterly and is available by annual subscription.

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