Mircon's chief financial officer: NAND flash memory market in 2018 will be very healthy
According to an investment conference at the JPM -us, the financial director of meop-us, Ernie Maddock, said that the market for the 2018 NAND flash memory chip is still very healthy.
The investment BBS Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week (Consumer Electronics Show) exhibition held together, with the dialogue is the analyst Harlan Sur.
Sur refers to the decline in the price of NAND flash memory chips, which is "a particular concern of the market". But Maddock doesn't have to worry about it, saying that the projected growth of this year's overall industrial supply is 40% to 50%, which is easily absorbed by rising demand.
Maddock said, "the overall level of supply, we are confident that there will be enough demand to absorb. Remember, the following cost curve is a healthy price reduction; This is also the way to expand the market. We will go deeper into the SSD market and increase the product density.
Sur has asked Maddock about a partnership with the NAND flash memory chip maker that's going to be able to do the latest version of 3D NAND and then split up.
Maddock says that the agreement doesn't change the way the United States of Utah's NAND crystal is used. He called the changes "focus", because the two companies will continue to be in the factory production of so-called Optane chips, and the two in their respective priorities shift in the market means to take dispersed NAND technology roadmap.
The investment BBS Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week (Consumer Electronics Show) exhibition held together, with the dialogue is the analyst Harlan Sur.
Sur refers to the decline in the price of NAND flash memory chips, which is "a particular concern of the market". But Maddock doesn't have to worry about it, saying that the projected growth of this year's overall industrial supply is 40% to 50%, which is easily absorbed by rising demand.
Maddock said, "the overall level of supply, we are confident that there will be enough demand to absorb. Remember, the following cost curve is a healthy price reduction; This is also the way to expand the market. We will go deeper into the SSD market and increase the product density.
Sur has asked Maddock about a partnership with the NAND flash memory chip maker that's going to be able to do the latest version of 3D NAND and then split up.
Maddock says that the agreement doesn't change the way the United States of Utah's NAND crystal is used. He called the changes "focus", because the two companies will continue to be in the factory production of so-called Optane chips, and the two in their respective priorities shift in the market means to take dispersed NAND technology roadmap.