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NAND Flash Controller Makers See Demand Warming Up

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11:30 AM - July 22, 2008 by DigiTimes

After suffering from plummeting prices in June, NAND flash memory controller IC design houses are seeing an improved market demand status, though growth is not consistent. Most leading controller IC design houses expect their July sales to grow by double digits due to demand warming-up and industry players keeping discipline over supply.

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Source : Tom's Hardware

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