Taiwan-based DRAM manufacturer Nanya Technology saw its May sales fall about 4% sequentially ending a four-month streak of on-month increases.

Nanya has announced May revenues slipped 4.2% on month to NT$4.6 billion (US$154.7 million). The company attributed the sequential drop to lower shipments.

On an annual basis, Nanya's sales for May 2013 represented a 26.6% increase, the company disclosed.

Nanya said previously that bit shipments for the second quarter of 2013 would climb more than 20% sequentially, as a result of rising 30nm chip output. The firm estimated its bit shipment growth for all of the year at about 12%.

Nanya has diversified its offerings to include specialty DRAM and mobile DRAM chips, putting increased focus on non-PC areas. The company expects sales of its non-PC DRAM products to account for more than 70% of its overall revenues by the end of 2013.

By: DocMemory
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