30 July 2010

Q2 global dram revenue up 15.2%

  • electronics memory

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.

DRAMeXchange 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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