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To: gnuman who wrote (32791)	10/25/1999 9:06:00 AM
From: Jdaasoc	Respond to of 93625

20 to 30% of $83 Bil memory market in 2003 is OK with me. semibiznews.com DRAMs to end year with 30% sales growth, says research firm Semiconductor Business News (10/25/99, 08:53:18 AM EDT) SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Despite a temporary setback in the second quarter this year, worldwide DRAM revenues are expected to continue a strong recovery and reach $18.2 billion in 1999, a 30% increase over 1998 sales, predicted market researcher In-Stat here. In-Stat's latest forecast calls for strong DRAM revenue growth through 2003, when the memory segment will reach $83 billion. The research firm also noted that the historical four-times density growth per chip is shifting as the mainstream 64-megabit generation begins to give ground to the new wave of 128-Mbit DRAMs. In 1999, revenues from 128-Mbit DRAMs will climb to $1 billion, In-Stat predicted.