Increased global production from Samsung and its rivals should offset the the loss globally. These companies enjoy a small stockpile of flash memory that didn't exist last year due to strong demand and lower production output as companies shifted to new 64/72-layer memory.Via: Tom's Hardware
We've yet to see market reaction to the March 9 event, but with word spreading rapidly, we may see some price increases overnight. Any price changes should subside quickly with the Pyeongtaek fab running at planned capacity again.
Power outage takes out 3.5 percent of NAND flash supply for March 2018
Posted on Thursday, March 15 2018 @ 14:58 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck