Samsung flash-happy: To convert two DRAM lines to flash and other products
05:57 - Friday 12 July 2002 by THG Reporting Team
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: samsung, flash Category : Miscellaneous
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: samsung, flash Category : Miscellaneous
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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