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Hynix stops shipping NAND flash to spot market

By Wolfgang Gruener

published 19 July 2005

Hynix Semiconductor announced it stopped supplying NAND flash to the spot market on July 8, amid strong demand from consumer electronics customers, according to market sources.

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