Semiconductor prices are moving higher, as Chinese chipmakers issue price hike notices across select product lines. According to Cailian Press, two semiconductor companies, Cmsemicon and Goke Microelectronics, have successively released price increase letters, stating that prices for some of their c...

China-based Cmsemicon launches its first non-volatile memory chip. It unveils its first Flash product, CMS25Q40A, which marks the company’s formal and substantive entry into the memory semiconductor sector. It’ s reported that the product is a 4M bit low-power SPI NOR Flash device. It feature...

As the memory supersycle accelerates, the latest wave of price increases has spread from DRAM to other segments, with major suppliers reporting sold-out orders and aggressive price adjustments. Taiwan’s Macronix, according to the Economic Daily News, is said to be preparing a 30% price hike for NO...

According to a report from Commercial Times, Arthur Chiao, Chairman of Winbond, stated that this upward market cycle for the memory sector has arrived on time. Reportedly, customers are not worried about shortages, and all products made by Winbond will sell well all year round, boosting the momentum...