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Latest stock prices
| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 000660.KS | Hynix | 01:55 GMT | 32250 | +500 | +1.57% | 1411454 | 81.44 | 389.835 | 22.411T |
Latest Hynix news
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Rambus settles patent dispute with SK Hynix
Memory outfit turned patent troll Rambus has penned a $240 million patent licensing agreement with SK Hynix. -
Industry gears up for RAM shortage
As an indication how bad things are getting, Samsung is looking at sourcing some of its chips from Hynix for the first time. -
Samsung mulls Hynix DRAM
It looks like Hynix will recover from Apple's falling iPhone sales by selling its DRAM to Cupertino's arch enemy, Samsung. -
NAND flash market hits record high
Samsung and Toshiba lead the pack with a 37 and 31 percent market share respectively. Micron is in a distant second, with 14 percent of the market, followed by SK Hynix and Intel, at 11 and seven percent respectively. All the other players accounted for just three percent. -
Korean chipmakers dominate DRAM market
DRAM sales have recovered thanks to strong demand for smartphones, growing 21.4 percent sequentially in the last quarter of 2012. Samsung and SK Hynix saw their quarterly revenue shoot up by 26.9 and 36.5 percent respectively. -
Samsung posts record profit
FinancialWhat is worrying for Samsung is that the third-quarter profit at Samsung's chip division, which competes against Toshiba and Hynix, dropped 28 percent as prices of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips sagged. -
Rambus is in hot water
A US Judge has ruled that the company destroyed records that could have been evidence in its patent dispute with South Korea's Hynix Semiconductor. -
Samsung and Hynix find takers for eMCP in China
Samsung and Hynix have been successfully pushing sales of their eMCP memory products to China. -
Apple cuts memory orders with Samsung
Apple is instead using Toshiba, Elpida Memory and SK Hynix to supply DRAM and NAND chips. -
Rambus loses patent suit against LSI and STMicroelectronics
Rambus isn't one to shy away from the courts, however as of late judges have put a stop on its success. Back in November it lost a costly $3.95 billion jury trial over its allegations that Micron and Hynix Semiconductor conspired to revent its memory chips from becoming an industry standard. -
Chip development makes Moore's Law 'irrelevant' says HP
HP also expects to have commercially available memristor based flash by the end of the year, though it could cannibalise its development partner Hynix’s own flash products. -
Micron buys Elpida for $750 million
The move takes their share of the DRAM market above Hynix's 23 percent but still well below Samsung's 42.2 percent market share. -
UCL makes ultra-fast ReRAM chip breakthrough
One of the researchers, Tony Kenyon, told TechEye that firms have been working on releasing metal oxide based devices - citing Hynix as an example - but the silicon versions will take up to three years to become available. -
Samsung slumps as Apple props up Elpida
Hynix shares also dropped by nine percent. Samsung is the world's biggest DRAM maker and its shares fell. -
Micron to buy Elpida
It outbid Hynix, which dropped out of the race on Friday. -
Hynix gives up on Elpida plans
Shareholders have breathed a sigh of relief after Hynix dropped its bid for bankrupt Japanese company Elpida Memory. -
Micron and Hynix gain ground in NAND market
With the NAND total revenues falling sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2011, Toshiba and Samsung saw their dominance in the market weakened at the hands of Micron and Hynix. -
Toshiba walks away from Elpida bidding
This means that only a handful of foreign firms including SK Hynix and Micron Technology are still in the running to buy the company.
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