Kingston Helps Samsung Digest Excess NAND Flash Stock
As Apple is expected to critically trim its NAND flash procurement from Samsung Electronics, the Korean chipmaker approached leading memory module makers to purchase its excess stock in an attempt to stabilize pricing with Kingston Technology being a major buyer, according to industry players in Taiwan. Samsung was in contact with many downstream memory companies about purchasing its excess stock during the past month, the sources said.
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