Samsung flash-happy: To convert two DRAM lines to flash and other products
The Korea Economic Daily reported that with tight supply in flash memory, SRAM and DDR SDRAM, Samsung Electronics has decided to convert its main DRAM production lines 6 and 7 to manufacture flash, SRAM and system LSIs. Samsung plans to invest 160.8 billion won (about US$136 million) in equipment.
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