Specialty DRAM prices to rise, says AP Memory

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Specialty DRAM prices to rise, says AP Memory

Josephine Lien, Taipei; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES Monday 24 April 2017 0

AP Memory Technology has disclosed plans to raise its specialty DRAM (SRAM) prices. The memory design house also expressed optimism about demand for IoT applications that will offset a slowdown in demand coming from the handset market.

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