Tuesday, March 11, 2003
Strong demand and sliding prices for NAND flash memory chips could help flash mamory card makers to reach the gross margin rates of 30% in the near future, according to a press.
NAND flash prices have dropped in the past two months due to excessive supply. The major Nand makers such as Samsung and Toshiba have expanded their capacity last year.
Prices for flash cards, however, have remained stable. With the sliding chip prices couple with the stronger demand due to better portable electronics sales, flash card makers are expected to see higher gross margins, the paper reported.
By: DocMemory
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