2020 memory market forecast

 

The current low price of memory means that there are not many opportunities for new memory, because low-cost DRAM and flash memory can fully meet the demand. According to Handy: "New types of memory still need a long and hard struggle to compete with mainstream memory." And, according to the roadmap of memory manufacturers, both DRAM and NAND have a lot of room for development, so neither of these Will soon exit the market.

 

 

IHS Markit director Michael Yang also believes that emerging memory products are unlikely to flourish this year. "Emerging memories still face many obstacles," he said. The challenges they face include scaling to reduce costs to a reasonable price point and entering more application areas; in most cases, DRAM and flash memory will continue to follow Progress has been made in its development roadmap. It can be expected that the 128-layer Flash of most suppliers is ready to be deployed, but neither Flash nor DRAM will increase production particularly fast. From a historical perspective, the replacement of new storage technologies is not so radical, especially DRAM. The development of any new storage technology is a small step forward. "