Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and Micron Technology have all scaled up their DDR5 chip output aiming to accelerate the industry's transition from DDR4 to DDR5 DRAM, according to memory...
The latest IC Insight report shows the world's top-3 DRAM makers garnered a combined 95% global market share, with Samsung Electronics taking the lead with 44%, followed by SK Hynix...
DRAM chipmaker Nanya Technology will be ramping up its first-generation 10nm process output in the second half of 2022, according to company chairman Chia-Chau Wu.
Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and Micron Technology held a combined 94% share of the global DRAM market in 2021, with Samsung and SK Hynix collectively taking up 71.3% of the market,...
Memory module makers including Adata Technology, Apacer Technology and Team Group have all expressed caution about short-term demand prospects, citing unfavorable macroeconomic con...
Memory and storage demand for datacenters will be rising over the next decade, with the segment's growth poised to outperform the broader memory and storage market's increase, according...
Despite the ongoing shortage of non-memory chips and components, which is unlikely to improve as a whole until 2023, memory chip vendor Micron Technology remains optimistic about...
Semiconductor material distributors are optimistic about demand from the server sector in 2022, particularly from US cloud service platforms (CSP) operators Google, Meta, Microsoft...
The overall DRAM bit supply growth is expected to decelerate in 2022, but demand for DDR5 memory could still be providing momentum, according to industry sources.
Nanya Technology plans to break ground for a new DRAM plant in the first half of 2022 in an effort to meet growing market demand, and expects to invest a total of NT$300 billion (US$10.86...
Memory and storage revenue has outpaced the rest of the semiconductor industry over the last two decades, according to Sanjay Mehrotra, president and CEO for Micron Technology, who...
Samsung Electronics and other major DRAM chip vendors are looking to scale up substantially their output for DDR5 memory next year, according to sources at memory module makers.
