Taipei, July 29 (CAN) Shares of Taiwan-based dynamic random access memory chip (DRAM) makers Nanya Technology Corp. and Inotera Memories Inc. came under heavy pressure Tuesday in the wake of a plunge in U.S. counterpart Micron Technology Inc. overnight, dealers said.
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