Taiwan DRAM firms suffer dive in Q3 sales as industry hit by weaker demand
11/19/2022 07:15 PM
Several major Taiwanese dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chip suppliers saw their sales in the third quarter of this year tumble by around 40 percent from a quarter earlier due to weakening global demand, according to Taipei-based market information advisory firm TrendForce Corp.
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