A-Data: DRAM outlook healthy on NAND flash capacity adjustment
DRAM module maker A-Data Technology again posted a bullish outlook for the DRAM industry and the company anticipates that pricing in the DDR2 segment will regain growth momentum from August on a capacity squeeze coming from the transition to NAND flash production, according to company chairman Simon Chen.Chen explained that leading chipmakers including Hynix Semiconductor and Samsung Electronics are still placing production priority with NAND flash rather than DRAM.
More here at DigiTimes.
Dell's Q3 notebooks to come with built-in pre-N wireless capability - sources
- Broadcom: Global WLAN market unaffected by low season in 2006
- Mobo makers provide more info on AMD pricing strategy
- SiS to begin producing DDR3 chipsets in late 2007
- Taiwan fingered as the hub of spam distribution
- Gigantic fireball spotted on galactic rampage
- AI claims Brazil will win World Cup
- Xbox 360 outsold by Playstation 2
- Online job recruitment drops sharply
- Worm targets Yahoo! mail
Texas Instruments: 45-nm chip making process doubles output per wafer
- Gemtek showcases Skype phone and wireless firewall
- TechEd 2006: Windows Live team unveils new SDK, demos 'mashups'
- First Blu-ray titles to arrive on 20 June, Sony player delayed until August
- PC industry sees healthy growth in first quarter
- Backdoor trojans a "significant threat" to Windows users - Microsoft
- Google Earth gets a boost in high-res image data
- Gibbs shows amphibian ATV prototype
- Intel to launch "Core" on 26 June
- TechEd 2006: Vista will recover applications from shutdown, crashes
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
