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Buoyant SDRAM demand, coupled with product mix readjustments said to be taking place at leading players Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) and Samsung Electronics, will aggravate supply/demand balance in the SDRAM market, according to industry sources. SDRAM inventory levels are currently low among customers, according to sources at Taiwan SDRAM IC design houses.
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