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• Chips 29 Apr 09:36

  Industry gears up for RAM shortage

  Between 2008 and 2012 Hynix, Micron, Nanya, Powerchip and other Samsung rivals lost a combined $21 billion.
• Business 06 Mar 08:41

  Hitachi dumps Elpida shares

  It wants to look at creating a restructuring plan and get  some sponsors involved to boost the company. Early rumours suggest that its new BFFs could include Micron and Nanya.
• Chips 02 Mar 16:15

  Elpida down but not out

  He did not name the companies who might pull Elpida's nadgers out of the fire, but they appear to include the US chip-maker Micron and Taiwan's Nanya.
• Chips 02 Mar 15:34

  Elpida's bankruptcy causes business boom boon

  CommentExisting Elpida customers are expected to embark on a frenzied DRAM land-grab as they search for alternative sources. Samsung, Hynix, Micron and Nanya will be particularly enthused as they pick at the bones of Elpida's clients.
• Chips 27 Feb 10:16

  Elpida goes bankrupt

  At the moment, there are too many chips out there and prices are too low. Bloomberg thinks that the big winner of Elpida's woes will be Nanya.
• Chips 23 Feb 18:47

  DDR4 makes its debut at ISSCC 2012

  For now, only the South Korean memory makers are introducing DDR4, but Micron, Elpida and Nanya are expected to follow suit before the year’s end.
• Chips 16 Feb 10:47

  Elpida DRAM merger would put the wind up Samsung

  Furthermore, the partnership between Micron and Nanya could throw in  problems for a merger with another DRAM player.  This, alongside the sad death of Micron CEO Steve Appleton, could well be delaying any potential moves by Micron.
• Business 10 Feb 11:21

  DRAMurai acted to keep revenues stable in Q4

  Samsung Electronics remains king of the hill in the DRAM business, totalling 44.3 percent of market share, Hynix comes a far second with 23.3 percent share, while Micron and Elpida come in at 12.1 and 12 percent, respectively.
• Chips 30 Jan 10:20

  Nanya denies Elpida and Micron tie up

  Despite the company's share price soaring on the back of rumours that it was about to announce a tie up with Elpida and Micron, Taiwanese chipmaker Nanya said that it has no plans to go ahead with it.
• Chips 24 Jan 10:05

  Elpida to merge with Micron and Nanya

  Memory makers Elpida, Micron and Nanya are so fed up with having their lunch money taken from them by South Korean rivals that they have teamed up to create a new super company.
• Chips 12 Dec 15:31

  Samsung becomes Emperor of the DRAMurai

  But Micron, the only US DRAM manufacturer, also did well in the third quarter increasing its market share to 12.1 percent squeezing Elpida, which saw its ASP fall by 39 percent. Hynix lost market share too, while Nanya, as the table below shows, had a weak quarter.
• Chips 06 Dec 09:45

  20nm 128 NAND Flash gets an airing

  IM Flash Technology will be lifting the kimono on 20nm 128Gb NAND Flash chips in Taiwan in a bid to interest Nanya and Inotera Memories.
• Chips 22 Nov 16:01

  Troubled Nanya accepts boatload of dosh from Formosa Plastics

  Down on its luck memory maker Nanya has accepted financial support from its parent company Formosa Plastics Group (FGP), while it levels patent infringement claims at DRAM rivals.
• Chips 06 Oct 16:28

  450mm wafers set to polarise semi industry

  International Electronics Forum 2011The big five Taiwanese DRAM makers – Nanya, Inotera, Powerchip, ProMOS and Rexchip are at least one process node behind Samsung, and together owe $15 billion. Although they have 30 percent of total industry capacity, Penn said that they are trapped in a DRAM “valley of death
• Chips 19 Aug 10:59

  Speculation mounts that Formosa might dump Nanya, Inotera

  Nanya and Inotera are owned by massive conglomerate Formosa Plastics. So, by the way are Via and HTC.
• Chips 16 Aug 10:47

  Positive AMD forecast means smiles for Formosa

  As well as outsourcing to TSMC, AMD decided that its friends in Formosa are trustworthy for packaging and contracting, and has awarded them contracts.
• Chips 26 Jul 11:42

  ProMOS receives bail out from creditors

  CommentAnd it is not the only firm that is struggling with the price drops in DRAM.  Domestic rivals Nanya and Inotera have also been enduring a torrid time of late.
• Chips 21 Jul 12:40

  Hynix profits drop 34 percent

  The firm put this down to slowly growing demand, with other DRAM makers such as Nanya and Inotera posting declines too.

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