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Memory Chip

2022.03.31

03:40

Apple considers more memory chip suppliers, including Chinese firm

Asian Tech Press (Mar. 31) -- Apple Inc. is considering an expansion of its list of memory chip suppliers, intended to include a Chinese company.

2022.02.10

10:15

Two Western Digital-Kioxia plants in Japan affected by unspecified contamination

Asian Tech Press (Feb 10) -- Unidentified contamination has been affecting production at two joint plants of U.S. computer company Western Digital Corp and Japan's Kioxia Holdings Corp in the Asian island country.

2022.01.14

07:38

Micron says potential vulnerability in SATA SSDs could hardly be exploited by attacker

Asian Tech Press (Jan 14) -- Micron Technology Inc., the largest U.S. maker of memory chips, said on Wednesday that a potential vulnerability in its SATA SSDs could hardly be exploited, but the company will still roll out a firmware update to help users concerned about the issue.

2021.10.20

06:30

Micron Technology plans to build a $7 bln new factory in Hiroshima, Japan

Asian Tech Press (OCT 20) -- According to media reports, in addition to TSMC, memory chip and storage solution provider Micron Technology also plans to invest 800 billion yen (about US$6.99 billion) to build a new factory in Hiroshima, Japan.

2021.09.14

08:03

S. Korea's memory chip exports reached US$7.67 billion in Aug, up 51.2% YoY

2021.09.08

10:05

S. Korea's Q2 chip manufacturing equipment outlays $6.62 billion

Asian Tech Press (SEP 08) -- Researchers previously estimated that the sales of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix memory chips would reach 26 trillion won ( approximately US$23 billion ) in Q2 2021, up 16.7% sequentially.

2021.07.08

15:30

SA: Samsung Wins Almost Half of the Smartphone Memory Market in Q1 2021

Samsung Electronics is the world's largest memory chip manufacturer. Its market share in both DRAM (Dynamic random-access memory) and NAND flash memory is higher than other manufacturers.

2021.06.04

12:00

Natixis economist: Chinese memory chip makers are becoming a disruptive force

Gary Ng, the Asia-Pacific economist at Natixis, said on Wednesday that despite the global semiconductor shortage, it is becoming increasingly difficult for China to achieve its goal of self-sufficiency.

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