iMobile Mobile Home March 15 According to Taiwan media reports, on March 9th, Samsung suffered a power outage at the NAND flash memory factory in Pyeongtaek City. The power outage lasted for approximately 30 minutes, causing large-scale input wafers to be scrapped on the production line. It is reported that the scrapped amount is about 50,000-60,000 pieces, which is close to 11% of Samsung's NAND flash memory production in March, equivalent to 3.5% of global NAND flash memory supply.
SSD has just begun to show some signs of price cuts. This happened. Even if Samsung had previously stocked enough, to a certain extent, the recent market supply and price will also have its impact. It is not really what consumers are. good news.
iMobile Mobile Home March 15 According to Taiwan media reports, on March 9th, Samsung suffered a power outage at the NAND flash memory factory in Pyeongtaek City. The power outage lasted for about 30 minutes, resulting in the rejection of large quantities of input wafers on the production line. It is reported that the scrapped amount is about 50,000-60,000 pieces, which is close to 11% of Samsung's NAND flash memory production in March, equivalent to 3.5% of global NAND flash memory supply.
SSD has just begun to show some signs of price cuts. This happened. Even if Samsung had previously stocked enough, to a certain extent, the recent market supply and prices will also have its impact. To consumers, it is not really what it is. good news.
