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Q2 global dram revenue up 15.2%
30/07/2010 Email to a friend
 
The global dram industry recorded revenue of $10.7billion for Q2 2010 – a sequential growth of 15.2%, according to a report by market analyst DRAMeXchange.

Q2 global dram revenue up 152DRAMeXchange says the revenue growth is contributed by the stable raising dram contract price and mild output growth. The report reveals that Samsung reached 33.9% market share in terms of revenue with 19.1% revenue growth quarter on quarter.

46 and 56nm products have entered mass production level with a stable yield rate and Samsung's momentum is expected to continue throughout 2010.

The Korean vendors' dram market share was 55.3%, while American and Japanese dram manufacturers' shares were 13.7% and 18.3% respectively. Taiwan followed with a 12.7% share of the market.
 
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Chris Shaw
 
 
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