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Memory Now Accounts for 50% of Global Semiconductor Revenue — But There's a Catch
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article describes a perceived structural shift in semiconductors, saying the industry is experiencing an “inversion” of the classic memory commodity cycle. It notes memory historically had high capex needs and sharp pricing swings when supply exceeded demand. No specific company, earnings figure, policy decision, or market-moving datapoint is provided.
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