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The importance of compound semiconductors (CS) in communication systems is highlighted in this report. CS offers advantages over elemental semiconductors like silicon. The study provides an overview of CS technology, global scenario, application diversity, and growth roadmap.

Countries such as the United States, European Union (Netherlands, Germany, and France), United Kingdom, China, Japan, and South Korea heavily invest in CS technologies to develop domestic supply chains for 5G and high-speed optical fiber networks. Strategic alliances and mergers and acquisitions are expected in the CS industry.

CS materials like gallium arsenide (GaAs), gallium nitride (GaN), indium phosphide (InP), and silicon germanium (SiGe) offer higher frequencies, temperatures, electron mobility, and superior optical/electronic properties. These properties make CS ideal for high-speed communication systems, including satellite communications, wireless networks, and fiber-optic networks.

CS is used to produce high-speed transistors and laser diodes, enabling high-speed digital circuits and fiber-optic communication systems. GaN and GaAs find applications in 5G networks, while indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) and InP are used in sub-terahertz communication systems for ultra-high data rates in future wireless communication applications.

InP and GaAs are employed in high-speed optical communication systems, facilitating the development of high-performance lasers and photodetectors.

The report covers growth opportunities, supply chain consolidation, Li-Fi as an alternative communication system, satellite internet boom, technology overview, CS snapshot, advantages of CS vs silicon, prominence of GaN, CS-based devices in wired and wireless communication networks, CS patent trends, R&D initiatives from top global universities, major CS innovations, CS adoption in the communication industry, geopolitical scenarios, government initiatives, funding from global companies, investments by start-ups, strategic partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, CS growth roadmap, and key sectors benefiting from CS.

This research report offers valuable insights into the compound semiconductors in the communication industry, their applications, and the future growth prospects of this technology.

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