Chip overflow puts dent in 2008 forecast
The semiconductor biz looks set for a bumpy start to the New Year with analysts downgrading worldwide spending and sales expectations amid oversupply woes, high energy costs, and credit crunch fears. Gartner reduced its forecast for sales for chip building equipment by nearly 10 per cent to $40.3bn for 2008, a decrease of $4.5bn …
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Yeah, but...
oversupply without dropping the prices. Guess that DRAM doesn't take up too much floor space in the warehouse.
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