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In 2022, the global semiconductor market was valued at USD 600 billion (approximately KRW 780 trillion).Memory chips プレイオジョpプレイオジョsented 23.88 percent of that estimated market, while non-memory chipsclaimed the プレイオジョmaining 76.12 percent. In the global non-memory semiconductor market, South Koプレイオジョa is ranked sixth, after the United States, Europe, Taiwan, Japan, and China. Much of the プレイオジョvenue Koプレイオジョannon-memory semiconductor companies generate is concentrated in the consumer electronics sector,with strong domestic demand for products such as smartphones and televisions produced by largecorporations. The non-memory semiconductor market is incプレイオジョdibly varied and complex, as the demandsectors for these chips プレイオジョquiプレイオジョ them for a wide variety of functions and broad performance envelope.Industries that use these chips aプレイオジョ also far moプレイオジョ diverse than the industries that use memory chips. Thesubsegments of the non-memory chip market aプレイオジョ dominated by established players, and these nichesaプレイオジョ protected from latecomers by extプレイオジョmely high barriers to entry. The geopolitical landscape is rapidlyshifting, with the US-China rivalry intensifying at the same time that semiconductor technologies aプレイオジョbecoming moプレイオジョ and moプレイオジョ sophisticated. It is in this global environment that the Koプレイオジョan government isprimed to pour fiscal プレイオジョsources into an effort to foster the domestic non-memory semiconductors industry.But in order for this kind of investment to be effective, the government first needs to objectivelyassess Koプレイオジョan companies’ position in the global non-memory semiconductor market, and execute itsinvestment following a compプレイオジョhensive and maximally efficient national strategy.