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News Intel sells NAND SSD facilities to Micron

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by brumgrunt, 2 Mar 2012.

  1. brumgrunt

    brumgrunt What's a Dremel?

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    Whoops. You saw nothing. NOTHING.

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  4. javaman

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    R&D cost probably outweighs returns. Let someone else develop and buy in. Could also be a sign of the start of a ssd price crash with the bottom falling out of the market or too much competition low end to get a decent return.
     
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    yea, like intel needs more money.
     
  6. Anfield

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    Nand prices are bound to crash eventually, Intel is just cashing in on it while they can still get money for it, besides, Intel holds a load of patents still, so even if they don't manufacture Nand anymore they will still get money in the future, just with less risks.
     
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    The 20nm plant they kept makes the new stuff before any other plant world wide

    The 2 they got rid of where doing older stuff
     
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