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China's YMTC Global NAND Market Share Surges To 13%, Now Tied With Sandisk
China's YMTC Global NAND Market Share Surges To 13%, Now Tied With Sandisk
Yangtze Memory Technologies Corporation (YMTC), China's largest maker of NAND flash memory which is breathing down Sandisk's neck in global sales, and which is widely expected to IPO soon after China's DDR giant CXMT goes public in the coming weeks, has increased its global NAND flash memory market share from 8% in the same period in 2025 to 13%, Kuai Technology reported citing the latest Counterpoint research report.
According to Counterpoint, Samsung ranks first in the global NAND...
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