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To: Jerome who wrote (2144)	8/7/2002 8:49:04 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 25522

Chipmakers Hike Prices of 256-M DDR Chips by Cho Hyung-rae (hrcho@chosun.com) Major chipmakers in the country reportedly raised their contract prices for 256-megabit DDR (double data rate) DRAM chips by about 10 percent recently. A market source said Tuesday that Samsung Electronics and Hynix Semiconductor hiked their prices of 256-megabit DDR DRAM chips, which have emerged as a core trade item recently, through negotiations with three to four long-term customers early this week. The market source, however, commented that prices of other chips, such as 128-megabit DDR DRAM chips or commodity SDRAM chips, are likely to be frozen for the time being or to decline slightly. english.chosun.com