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Friday 21 March 2025
Innodisk expects 2H25 growth to outpace 1H25
Industrial memory module specialist Innodisk has been diligently pursuing order opportunities from Chinese CSPs and network device customers and anticipates that its sales growth...
Wednesday 19 March 2025
Memory prices to hit bottom and rebound, says Adata
The memory market is improving, with memory module manufacturer Adata Technology indicating that spot market prices have started to rise. Contract prices are expected to reach their...
Wednesday 12 March 2025
Adata achieves record-high profitability in 2024
Taiwanese memory module maker Adata Technology achieved record profitability in 2024, with all four major profit indicators reaching record highs, including gross margin, operating...
Wednesday 5 March 2025
Memory prices rise amid tariff concerns, potentially benefiting Taiwanese manufacturers
The memory industry observes that advance stockpiling in response to tariffs began before the Lunar New Year. Under the pressure of future tariff increases, Chinese memory module...
Wednesday 8 January 2025
US blacklists Chinese DRAM maker CXMT as warning rather than substantive measure
ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) has been added to the US blacklist of entities allegedly tied to the Chinese military, which industry observers view as a warning rather than a...
Tuesday 7 January 2025
Adata reveals a new perspective on the AI Era at CES 2025 'Innovate for a better tomorrow' to empower smart lifestyles
The world's leading memory module and flash memory brand, ADATA Technology, will be participating in CES 2025 with its gaming brand XPG and industrial-grade embedded storage brand...
Wednesday 20 November 2024
Samsung reportedly to phase out MLC NAND production in 2025
Samsung Electronics will reportedly terminate its MLC NAND production by next year, shifting focus to high-capacity NAND production, according to industry sources.
Wednesday 9 October 2024
Memory module houses to expand supply to PC OEMs with low-cost inventory
Leading memory module manufacturers are looking to expand their supply to PC OEM customers to offload low-cost inventory, according to industry sources.
Thursday 3 October 2024
Memory prices show signs of weakness
With memory chip prices showing signs of weakness, memory module houses have implemented inventory management measures in response to the declining value of their inventory, according...
Monday 23 September 2024
SSD spot price plummets in China as Chinese memory manufacturers intensify inventory liquidation amid tax audits
As consumer demand remains weak and China intensifies audits, Chinese memory module manufacturers are doubling their liquidation efforts after offloading excess inventory in the second...
Thursday 19 September 2024
Samsung and SK Hynix engage in LPCAMM battle over on-device AI
Samsung Electronics (Samsung) and SK Hynix are both preparing to mass-produce the new concept of low-power memory, LPCAMM. Experts anticipate a rapid increase in AI-enabled devices,...
Monday 16 September 2024
Commentary: Implications of Panram's large layoff
Panram International, a memory module contract manufacturer, has announced the layoff of approximately half its employees. The primary cause is the cancellation of OEM orders from...
Friday 13 September 2024
OSE sees EMS sales boost, with potential Kingston order increase
Orient Semiconductor Electronics (OSE), a provider of backend and electronics manufacturing services (EMS), is experiencing strong demand for AI servers and is expected to receive...
Wednesday 11 September 2024
Panram International to lay off nearly 50% of workforce after major customer ends outsourcing agreement
Panram International, a Taiwan-based memory module contract manufacturer, announced plans to lay off about 250 employees, nearly half of its total workforce, from its contract manufacturing...
Monday 26 August 2024
Longsys-Kingston joint venture stalls, Shanghai plant sale in limbo
The partnership between memory giants Longsys and Kingston seems to have hit a major snag.