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Featured Story: DRAM prices, market on the up, says iSuppli
Monday, 28 April 2008 07:52
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Market research firm iSuppli suggests the worst may be over for suppliers of DRAMs and has upgraded its rating on the devices to "neutral" from the "negative" rating of November 2007.
"Although the DRAM suppliers themselves are still carrying more inventory than normal, stockpiles in the channel have been reduced significantly," said Nam Hyung Kim, chief analyst at iSuppli. "Furthermore, OEMs including the PC makers now are at optimal DRAM inventory levels, meaning their orders will increase during the critical third-quarter holiday build season."
Read more in the April 25, 2008 EE Times Online
"DRAM prices, market on the up, says iSuppli "
