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DRAM, NAND flash to be 2 fastest growing chips this year - Vimarsana News

DRAM, NAND flash to be 2 fastest growing chips this year

"Global DRAM, NAND Flash Market" As of the third quarter of 2020, Samsung dominated the global DRAM market with a 41.3 per cent share, with SK Hynix coming in second with a 28.2 per cent share, according to market researcher TrendForce. In the NAND flash market, Samsung held a 33.1 per cent share in the third quarter, while SK Hynix had an 11.4 per cent share. IC Insights' outlook is in line with the two companies' 2021 forecast of their memory business announced earlier this week. "Smasung Memory Business" Samsung said its memory business, specifically the DRAM market, is expected to see a r...

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DRAM, NAND flash to be 2 fastest growing chips this year: report - Vimarsana News

DRAM, NAND flash to be 2 fastest growing chips this year: report

Posted : 2021-01-30 18:53 Samsung Electronics' 10-nanometer class 8-gigabit LPDDR5 DRAM. Courtesy of Samsung Electronics DRAM and NAND flash memory semiconductors are expected to be the two chip products that outshine this year, a report showed Saturday, boding well for South Korean chipmakers that dominate the world market. Sales growth for the two are projected to be 18 percent and 17 percent, respectively, making them the sharpest-growing chips among the 33 integrated circuit (IC) products available in 2021, according to the McClean Report released by market tracker IC Insights. DRAM, or...

World and IC industry out of joint - Vimarsana News

World and IC industry out of joint

World and IC industry out of joint We are used to being told by the industry’s analysts that the IC industry tracks GDP. As with all rules, it’s the exception that proves it, and 2020 certainly put this rule to the test with the world heading South while the industry went North. “The year 2020 was a most unusual and challenging year for businesses and consumers,” says Bill McLean president of IC Insights, “with the promise of a new year looming, it is worthwhile to step back, take a fresh look at the IC industry, and assess where it stands today and what can be expected in 2021.”