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To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (43775)	3/14/2001 9:30:52 PM
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Hyundai finds a DRAM that can make a profit By Jack Robertson EBN (03/14/01 15:52 p.m. PST) WASHINGTON -- Cash-strapped Hyundai Electronic Industries Co. Ltd., which is plagued by the current crashing DRAM prices, today (March 14) told investors it has a highly profitable memory chip to help its bottom line -- the venerable 16-megabit DRAM that now commands a small price premium. Farhad Tabrizi, vice president of worldwide memory marketing, stressed that Hyundai, soon to be renamed Hynix Semiconductor, will continue to produce and support a wide family of 16-Mbit DRAMs for consumer electronics, communications and peripherals. As other memory chip firms vacated the 16-Mbit market, the few remaining suppliers have found prices of this generation continuing to be strong in face of the crash of 64-Mbit and 128-Mbit chips. Tabrizi said Hyundai still makes trailing-edge technology DRAMs such as fast page mode and EDO, which continues to be in demand to support products with long extended lifetimes.

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