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To: Steve Lee who wrote (77638)8/17/2001 6:44:06 PM
From: Bilow  Read Replies (2) of 93625
 
Hi Steve Lee; <font color=red>DDR to reach 10% of market by end of year. Here's Samsung's recent production figures (in units):

Date RDRAM DDR
------------ ------- -------
Jul 9, 2001 20%~25% 10%~15%
Aug 8, 2001 18%~20% 10%~17%

samsungelectronics.com

July figures from #reply-16113364

In addition, Samsung just announced that they're putting 20% of their production into DDR SDRAM by the end of the year. Since Samsung has about 60% of the world market in RDRAM, and about 40% in DDR, the above figures allow us to estimate total world production of the two memory types, given that we know that Samsung has about 20% of world memory production:


Date RDRAM DDR
------------ ------- -------
Jul 9, 2001 7%~ 8% 5%~ 7%
Aug 8, 2001 6%~ 7% 5%~ 8%
Dec 31, 2001 10%


The above figures are production figures, and are, of course, in units. Sales figures will show RDRAM at a higher percentage, due to the expensive niche status of RDRAM.

-- Carl
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