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However we consider it should decrease production of old technology DRAM chips, to focus on the high-end memory market. Additionally it should increase investment to further develop Flash memory. A close look at Exhibit 5 shows that the low-end DRAM market (SDRAM & DDR DRAM) is overcrowded leaving Samsung practically alone in the high-end DDR2 SDRAM market... Showed first 250 characters
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A close look at Exhibit 5 shows that the low-end DRAM market (SDRAM & DDR DRAM) is overcrowded leaving Samsung practically alone in the high-end DDR2 SDRAM market. The incorporation of Chinese SMIC puts further pressure on the low-end market, decreasing margins... Showed next 250 characters
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