South Korea's June semiconductor exports keep surging
DRAM, NAND, SSD, and HBM exports are all ripping higher, showing how quickly memory is re-rating
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DRAM, NAND, SSD, and HBM exports are all ripping higher, showing how quickly memory is re-rating
A new memory standard broadens HBM's addressable scope and can shift demand across the stack
South Korea Preliminary Exports (June 1–20) - MLCC: +24% YoY, +23% MoM - Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment: +38% YoY, +43% MoM
South Korea Preliminary Exports (June 1–20) - DRAM (including modules): +342% YoY, +3% MoM - Flash Memory (NAND): +336% YoY, +28% MoM - SSD: +405% YoY, +25% MoM - MCP (HBM): +209% YoY, +51% MoM
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