April 26, 2024
Samsung
Samsung’s market share in NAND chips rises
[THE INVESTOR] Samsung Electronics ramped up its share in the global NAND flash market in the third quarter on the increasing demand from Chinese smartphone makers, industry data showed on Dec. 2.
Samsung logged US$3.74 billion in sales from its NAND flash shipment in the July-September period, accounting for 36.6 percent of the global market. The third-quarter share marks a slight rise from the previous quarter’s 36.3 percent, according to data compiled by market researcher DRAMeXchange.
Toshiba of Japan came next with $2.03 billion in sales, or 19.8 percent, followed by Western Digital with 17.1 percent, SK hynix with 10.4 percent and Micron with 9.8 percent, the data showed.
NAND flash memory products are widely used in smartphones and laptops. Compared to dynamic random-access memory, flash memory can preserve data even when it has no power supply.
(theinvestor@heraldcorp.com)
Samsung logged US$3.74 billion in sales from its NAND flash shipment in the July-September period, accounting for 36.6 percent of the global market. The third-quarter share marks a slight rise from the previous quarter’s 36.3 percent, according to data compiled by market researcher DRAMeXchange.
Toshiba of Japan came next with $2.03 billion in sales, or 19.8 percent, followed by Western Digital with 17.1 percent, SK hynix with 10.4 percent and Micron with 9.8 percent, the data showed.
NAND flash memory products are widely used in smartphones and laptops. Compared to dynamic random-access memory, flash memory can preserve data even when it has no power supply.
(theinvestor@heraldcorp.com)
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