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Taiwan memory makers look to develop flash business
10:35 AM - June 27, 2005 by
Wolfgang Gruener
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With DRAM prices falling significantly since the beginning of this year, Taiwan-based memory makers are eying the flash market, with ProMOS Technologies establishing a NAND flash memory card packaging joint venture and Winbond Electronics acquiring a NOR flash design house, according to the companies.
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