Yet more early indications of a severe slowdown in the US computer market comes from the chip exchanges, where the spot price of 1M-bit memory chips began to plunge last month as exports to the US declined sharply and demand from Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea also fell: spot prices have fallen 20% to […]
Yet more early indications of a severe slowdown in the US computer market comes from the chip exchanges, where the spot price of 1M-bit memory chips began to plunge last month as exports to the US declined sharply and demand from Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea also fell: spot prices have fallen 20% to 30% to below $16, with $12 a shot expected.
