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DSPG (Digital Signal Processing Group - an Israeli company listed under `Miscellaneous' in this web site) is the leader in speech compression. DSP Group's technologies and products have been adopted by industry leaders including: Sony, Sharp, Panasonic, Philips, Siemens, Microsoft, Intel, GEC Plessey, Matra, Alcatel, British Telecom, U.S. Robotics, and others. At less than $10, with a PE of only about 10, DSPG looks like an incredible bargain. For instance, the PE of comparable CUBE (the leader in video compression) is more than 100. It's fun to note that DSPG's graph currently resembles CUBE's in March 1995. Digital signal processing (DSP) in general has a bright future. For instance, Texas Instruments plans a $2 billion DSP factory in Dallas, although the worldwide demand for semiconductors, especially computer memory chips, is slowing. ``Demand for DSPs is sufficient that TI is building at a good time, even if there is a softening in the semiconductor market,'' said Morry Marshall, an analyst with In-Stat Inc. In the last year, the $1.7 billion world market for DSPs increased by more than 60 percent. The company expects the market for DSPs to top $12 billion by the end of the decade. The chips are used in everything from computer hard drives and modems to cellular telephones. And DSPs soon will be used in home electronics such as video-cassette recorders as well as for emerging technology like video conferencing, predicted Engibous. DSPG should greatly profit from this emerging market. But they will have to wait for a while until its numerous licensees start shipping. Therefore, DSPG is currently focusing on its own chip production, while waiting for a significant license stream. Any thoughts on DSPG? | ||||||||||||||
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