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Monthly Archives: February 2022
Overall DRAM Output Decreased Nearly 6% QoQ in 4Q21 Due to Decline in Shipments and Pricing, Says TrendForce
The pandemic has impeded the supply of many end-user devices such as smartphones, servers, PCs, and niche consumer electronics components, indirectly leading to a decline in a willingness on the procurement-end to stock relatively abundant memory chips, according to TrendForce research. This …
Posted in DRAM, Semiconductors
Tagged memory price, Micron, Nanya Tech, PSMC, Samsung, SK Hynix, TrendForce, Winbond
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Intel Kills Two Birds with One Stone as Tower Acquisition Strengthens Mature Process Platforms and Regional Production Capabilities, Says TrendForce
Intel officially confirmed on February 15 that it will acquire Israeli foundry Tower Semiconductor for nearly US$6 billion, and the deal will likely contribute to the growth of Intel’s foundry business if it reaches a successful conclusion, according to TrendForce’s latest …
Posted in IC Design, Semiconductors, Wafer Foundries
Tagged chip shortage, electric vehicles, foundry, Intel, PMIC, Samsung, TowerJazz, TrendForce, TSMC
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[Russia-Ukraine] The Conflict Affects Semiconductor Gas Supply and May Cause Rise in Chip Production Costs, Says TrendForce
Ukraine is a major supplier of raw material gases for semiconductors including neon, argon, krypton, and xenon, according to TrendForce’s investigations. Ukraine supplies nearly 70% of the world’s neon gas capacity. Although the proportion of neon gas used in semiconductor processes …
Posted in Semiconductors, Wafer Foundries
Tagged chip shortage, DUV, EUV, foundry, PMIC, Russia, TrendForce, TSMC, Ukraine, Ukraine crisis
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NAND Flash Pricing Set to Spike 5-10% in Q2 Due to Material Contamination at WDC and Kioxia, Says TrendForce
WDC recently stated that certain materials were contaminated in late January at NAND Flash production lines in Yokkaichi and Kitakami, Japan which are joint ventures with Kioxia, according to TrendForce’s investigations. Before this incident, TrendForce had forecast that the NAND Flash …
Posted in NAND Flash, Semiconductors
Tagged DRAMeXchange, Kioxia, memory price, NAND Flash price, Nasdaq, TrendForce, WDC
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