Bits + chips
Transition to USB 3.0 to spur NAND flash demand for memory cards and drives
Josephine Lien, Taipei; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES

Early March contract prices for NAND flash memory saw a slight decreases to flat growth, mainly due to sluggish demand for memory cards and USB drives. However, with storage devices transitioning to faster USB 3.0 interface, NAND flash demand is expected...

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