marketing

REALTIME NEWS

Faraday Technology posts profit decline in the first quarter as gross margin hits 13-quarter high

NetApp inks four-year deal with Google Cloud to bring sovereign private clouds to air-gapped environments

Hotai warns hybrid vehicle shortages could persist through 2027 amid high oil prices

Electric Vehicles

Europe turns into battleground as Chinese automakers surge and Kia trims price gap

Electric Vehicles

Samsung exits China's TV and appliance market to double down on US growth

Toyota leans on hybrids and affordable sedans to hit record global sales

Electric Vehicles

Lexus launches eighth-generation ES in Taiwan with hybrid share nearing 60 percent

Electric Vehicles

OpenAI revises five core principles, signaling tougher competitive posture and oversight

Commentary: DeepSeek V4 and Huawei’s Ascend challenge Nvidia’s inference in China

Tomorrow's Headlines

Universal Microwave Technology unveils mystery customer with ties to SpaceX

Tomorrow's Headlines

FCC expands non-US network gear ban to mobile hotspots and home CPE

Tomorrow's Headlines

Memory supplier locks in capacity through 2027

Tomorrow's Headlines

Vera Rubin rack may consume LPDDR equal to 4,500 smartphones, sparking panic buying

Tomorrow's Headlines

China's GPU quartet clear IPO hurdles, but cluster stability remains a challenge

Tomorrow's Headlines

Home Tech Semiconductors

Memory module makers see strong July sales

Josephine Lien, Taipei

Aug 6, 2008, 01:30 0

Memory module maker A-Data Technology has announced that its net sales for July rose 7.79% sequentially despite weak prices for NAND flash and DRAM. Its fellow competitor Transcend Information is also expected to post sales growth for the month as a result of...

The article requires paid subscription. Subscribe Now

LOGIN

Email address

Password

Keep me signed in

Keep me signed in

Some subscribers prefer to save their log-in information so they do not have to enter their User ID and Password each time they visit the site. To activate this function, check the 'Keep me signed in' box in the log-in section. This will save the password on the computer you're using to access the site.

Note: If you choose to use the log-out feature, you will lose your saved information. This means you will be required to log-in the next time you visit our site.

Enterprise first-time login?

Forgot your password?

Create your free account

Select premium stories & daily editor picks.
Leverage AI summaries for instant insights.
Receive tech briefings & newsletters.
Track financials & stock data of Taiwan tech.

No credit card required

Research Report Database

iCatch and DXOMARK Establish Taiwan's First Next Generation Imaging Laboratory

biz

MOST-READ
7 DAYS NEWS