This is a war without a draw, and there must be a winner.
On December 12th, Huaguang suddenly made a big move.
Huaguang held a press conference, at which Wang Wencheng, general manager of Huaguang Memory, announced that Huaguang had successfully developed the world's first 60nm 1GB DDR2 memory, which will be available in February next year.
It was also announced that Huaguang Memory is expected to launch 40nm 2GB DDR3 memory next fall.
As soon as the news came out, Sansheng's stock price, which had been surging for a long time, plummeted...
Sansheng only started developing nano-level DDR2 memory a year ago, and it is not expected to be successful until next year.
But now Huaguang is not only preparing to launch DDR2 at the annual meeting, but is also planning to launch DDR3 next fall. Sansheng knows that he no longer has a chance.
Sensing that the situation was hopeless, Sansheng announced on December 25th that it would stop producing memory.
When the news came, Wan Feng breathed a sigh of relief.
This battle was so difficult.
It lasted for half a year and mobilized nearly 40 billion euros.
Wan Feng is ready to ask for help from the country.
Fortunately, I finally got it.
If Huaguang were a listed company now, it would probably be able to hit the daily limit for countless times in a row.
By mid-January 2010, the memory market, which had calmed down, began to recover, and chip prices rose to a range that could maintain costs.
Only then did Wan Feng finally breathe a sigh of relief.
Next is to clean up the battlefield.
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