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    Windows 7 seen boosting DRAM sales in 2010 06/08/2009 20:58:00

    Microsoft's newest operating system for PCs will launch in late October, but it won't boost PC sales enough to help the global DRAM memory chip market until the second quarter of next year, executives in Taiwan said Thursday.
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    DRAM revenue fell to 8 year low in first quarter 19/05/2009 04:09:00

    The global DRAM industry continued to shrink in the first quarter of this year as revenue fell to an eight year low and losses mounted, according to preliminary figures released by Gartner on Monday.
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    DRAM maker Hynix reports sixth straight loss 27/04/2009 05:42:00

    Hynix Semiconductor on Friday reported its sixth straight quarterly loss in the first quarter.
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    Intel kept global chip crown in 2008, AMD fell from top ten 13/03/2009 08:27:00

    Microprocessor maker Intel retained its title of world's largest chip maker last year, while rival Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) fell from the top ten, according to market researcher iSuppli.
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    DRAM maker Qimonda files for bankruptcy 27/01/2009 08:52:00

    DRAM maker Qimonda filed a bankruptcy petition with the local court in Munich, Germany, on Friday, seeking time to reorganize its business.
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    Governments line up to bail out DRAM makers 12/12/2008 21:47:00

    DRAM makers are facing one of the worst downturns in their history and governments around the world are lining up to help companies through the mess.
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    DRAM prices plunge 18 percent in two weeks 23/09/2008 10:38:00

    The contract price of mainstream DRAM chips has plunged nearly 18 percent in two weeks to reach new record lows, an online clearinghouse for the chips reported Monday.
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    Olympic Games torch DRAM market 06/08/2008 11:36:00

    Just when it didn't seem like things could get any worse for the global DRAM market, a Chinese crackdown on pirated goods ahead of the Olympic Games has sent chip prices even lower.
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    NAND flash memory downturn to continue 24/07/2008 13:24:11

    A global glut of NAND flash memory chips, which store songs, photos and other data in gadgets from iPods to digital cameras, will continue for at least the next few months because companies have been slow to rein in production, according to DRAMeXchange Technology.
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    Rambus sues Nvidia 11/07/2008 10:35:46

    Rambus on Thursday said it had filed a lawsuit against Nvidia, alleging the graphics chip vendor had infringed on memory architecture patents owned by Rambus.
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    Rambus wins memory patent trial 27/03/2008 11:02:38

    Memory company Rambus won a patent case against rival memory makers on Wednesday when a court ruled that the company did not engage in anticompetitive behavior or violate antitrust laws related to on-chip memory technology.
 
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