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Oversupply and plunging prices for DRAM and NAND flash have prompted iSuppli to downgrade its rating of near-term conditions for suppliers of such components to "negative," down from the "neutral" assessment the company has maintained since late March for NAND and since July for DRAM. Persistent oversupply caused by Korean chipmakers relocating DRAM capacity to NAND flash production is the major cause of this oversupply, said Nam Hyung Kim, director and chief analyst for memory ICs and storage systems at iSuppli. More here at Digitimes.
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