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Articles tagged with: Dram
4Q12 Mobile DRAM Revenue Grows 21%, Korean Manufacturers Claim 80% of the Market
According to drameXchange, during the fourth quarter of last year mobile dram gained a tremendous boost from the peak shipping season of smartphones. more
Related Tags: zte, e-plus, lte, Germany
Can the DRAM Market Return to Growth This Year?
After two straight years of contraction, the global dram market has the opportunity to rebound to double-digit growth in 2013, but major risks -- including potential continuing weakness in the PC market -- easily could undermine hopes for a sales increase this year. dram revenue in 2013 is forecast to reach $30.0 billion, up 14 percent from $26.4 billion last year, according to a preliminary forecast presented in an IHS iSuppli dram Market Brief. more
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In a Break from the Past, Windows 8 Will Not Spur a Surge in DRAM Shipments
..ill also be more muted because of the extenuating effects of a disparate application base, IHS believes. more
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DRAM Content Rises and Becomes More Uniform in Smartphones
The average amount of dynamic random access memory (dram) in each smartphone shipped worldwide is expected to surge by nearly 50 percent this year, as these advanced cellphones gain greater functionality, according to IHS iSuppli. more
Sign of the Times: PC Share of DRAM Market Dips Below 50 Percent for First Time
In yet another sign that the technology industry has entered the post-PC era, personal computers during the second quarter accounted for less than half of the market for dram -- the first time in a generation that they didn't consume the majority of the leading type of semiconductor memory. PCs in the second quarter accounted for 49.0 of dram bit shipments, down from 50.2 percent in the first quarter, according to IHS iSuppli. more
Related Tags: motorola-mobility, Spain
Mobile DRAM Market Expands as Usage Increases in Smartphones and Tablets
With its relatively robust market growth and increasing usage in hot products like smartphones and media tablets, mobile dram is playing a more prominent role in the memory business -- including acting as a key factor in Micron Technology's recent acquisition of Elpida Memory. more
DRAM Pricing Strengthens as Inventory Level Falls
Pricing for dynamic random access memory (dram) is set to increase as a key indicator shows that inventory levels are falling relative to demand, according to IHS iSuppli. more
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Elpida Bankruptcy Brings Unusual Stability to DRAM Pricing
StormPricing in the dynamic random access memory (dram) market has become markedly less volatile since the February bankruptcy of major supplier Elpida Memory, deviating from long-term trends in statistically significant ways, according to IHS iSuppli. more
Related Tags: nokia, mobile-banking, India
Irony Abounds in DRAM Market as Bankruptcy-Bound Elpida Ovetakes Micron
In one of the more ironic developments ever to transpire in the dynamic random access memory (dram) market, now bankrupt Elpida Memory in the first quarter managed to outperform the overall industry and its close competitors, allowing it to rise one position to take the third rank among global suppliers. But if that weren't incongruous enough, the company that Elpida displaced from the third rank was Micron Technology -- the supplier most likely to acquire Elpida. more
Related Tags: elpida-memory, hynix-semiconductor
DRAM's Share of Average Smartphone Bill of Materials Falls by Half
Although smartphones are increasing their usage of dynamic random access memory (dram), dram's share of the total cost of these advanced cellphones actually has fallen by more than half in the course of a year, mainly due to a decline in its price, according to IHS iSuppli. more
Related Tags: smartphone
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