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China's YMTC Is Now World's 3rd Biggest Flash-Memory Supplier With 14% Market Share
China's YMTC Is Now World's 3rd Biggest Flash-Memory Supplier With 14% Market Share
Earlier today we reported that China's highly touted DRAM memory maker CXMT recently surpassed Tencent to become China's most valuable company.
That may be just the start, because hot on the heels of the biggest Chinese IPO this decade, comes that "other" Chinese memory maker, Yangtze Memory Technologies Corporation (YMTC) which has now broken into the world’s top three NAND flash memory suppliers by volume for the first time, marking a milestone for China’s semiconductor ambitions as it strives...
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