Memory Provider for Huawei and Xiaomi Reaches 3rd Place Worldwide After Samsung and SK Hynix → TransMedia
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At a milestone for the global semiconductor industry, Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp. () China’s state-owned flash memory firm, for the first time achieved third place in global NAND memory shipments, according to the latest reports from Counterpoint Research. With a market share of 14%, the company’s [...] The post Memory Provider for Huawei and Xiaomi reaches third place in the world after Samsung and SK Hynix first appeared on TransMedia.
NAND's market entered a new phase in 2026, and the race for Artificial Intelligence has already begun to directly affect components that are part of conventional PCs, notebooks and servers. The explosion of AI infrastructure is increasing demand for high-capacity storage, especially business SSDs (eSSDs) used in data centers. The latest data shows a significant change in production distribution. Samsung continues to be in global leadership, but …
(Seoul = News1) Reporter Kim Jin-hee = As demand for artificial intelligence (AI) shifts from learning to inference, the share of server products in the global NAND market is rapidly expanding. In the second quarter of this year, enterprise SSDs accounted for 48% of total NAND bit shipments, a significant increase from 26% last year. Conversely, consumer products are facing supply shortages. As the supply shortage intensifies, industry revenue i…
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