Taiwan Semiconductor Affected by Earthquake Storage Shortage to Outbreak

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2017-07-21

According to Taiwan's semiconductor investment and research institutions, the outbreak of a series of emerging industries, including smart phones, cloud computing, big data, wearable technology and so on, led to a serious shortage of flash memory in the third quarter (Taiwan, like the United States and Europe, reported a quarter ahead of schedule).

After the 21st century net reported on June 3, Taiwan's semiconductor storage market broke out again on June 3. Taiwan's memory and DRAM flash memory factories, including Pinan (8088.TW), Li Guang (2348.TW), Wigan (3260.TW), Yu Chuang (5351.TW) and Shang Cheng (8277.TW), once again saw a "spectacular" collective trading.

Taiwan's semiconductor storage concept stocks started a new round of market at the end of May. On May 28, the DRAM module revenue accounted for more than 90% of the force wide first sealed a word of trading, after Huayaike, Yuchuang, Pinan have followed.

On the news, according to Taiwan's semiconductor investment and research institutions, the outbreak of a series of emerging industries, including smart phones, cloud computing, big data, wearable technology and so on, led to a serious shortage of flash memory in the third quarter (Taiwan, like the United States and Europe, reported a quarter ahead of schedule). In addition, a 6.3-scale earthquake occurred in Central Taiwan yesterday. Ruijing and Huabang Electric, located in Zhongke, and Nanke and Huayake, located in Linkou, all reported fragmentation problems. DRAM supply is likely to decrease by 5-10% in the next 2 months. Industry insiders believe that the memory peak season has already triggered the explosion in June ahead of schedule.

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