DRAM price crash forces global semiconductor revenues down 12 per cent - but Intel retakes top spot
Memory price crash batters Samsung, Hynix and Micron, enabling Intel to retake top spot as world's biggest semiconductor company
Samsung revenues plunged by almost one-third due to the global memory price crash
Intel has regained its position as the world's largest semiconductor company by revenue as a result of the DRAM price crash that battered revenues at Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron Technology. While the...
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