Friday, August 22, 2003
Semico Research said in a report that flash memory revenues are expected to beat the record sales of more than $10 billion back in year 2000.
"The first half of 2003 showed surprisingly strong sales, with monthly revenues approximately equal to those of the same months of 2000, with the exception of March, which was over 33 percent above March of 2000," said the research firm.
"Applications that consume all this flash are still growing, and the amount of memory used in these applications continues to grow, so there is no end in sight to strong megabyte demand growth." the company said.
The company also expects some impact to price and demand balance from Hynix's entry into the NAND market.
By: DocMemory
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