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With new chip tariffs possibly around the corner, Washington may be gearing up for another strike on China’s semiconductor sector. According to Reuters, citing Financial Times, the U.S. Commerce Department is weighing whether to slap more Chinese tech firms—including DRAM giant CXMT—onto its e...
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According to Economic Daily News, the DRAM market is expected to rebound in the first half of 2025, as noted by Pei-Ing Lee, President of DRAM manufacturer Nanya Technology. Lee stated on the 26th that demand is gradually recovering in key application markets, including AI PCs, AI smartphones, and c...
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According to a report from ijiwei, citing Business Korea, Samsung Electronics is actively recruiting engineers with over two years of experience in the memory chip sector in Taiwan. This hiring initiative is part of an expanded effort to enhance its expertise in the memory sector, with a particular ...
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According to TrendForce's latest memory spot price trend report, regarding DRAM, consumer demand remains weak post-Lunar New Year, with DDR4 spot prices falling due to the abundant supply from CXMT. As for NAND flash, transactions were lethargic, while efficacy of production cuts by suppliers has ye...
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A report from Nikkei highlights that, despite U.S. restrictions, China’s share of the global memory chip market has risen from virtually zero to 5% in just five years. This rapid growth poses challenges to global giants like Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, and Micron. Notably, according to Trend...