Kingston Executive: PC memory demand depressed? Cloud computing to fill

According to Taiwan's Electronic times, Kingston co-founder Du Yichuan said that while the demand for memory in the PC market is extremely low, DRAM orders in cloud computing applications are sufficient to compensate for the decline in revenue. And, server memory, SSD and EMMC Mobile Storage These three main product lines are expected to have substantial revenue growth in 2012.

Du Yichuan said that to play cloud computing, companies need to use a large number of workstations and servers to build data centers, which brings a lot of server memory orders. He also points out that Kingston sells server memory for commercial users while also providing a variety of storage products related to cloud computing applications, corresponding to a range of devices. such as Smart http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18258.html "> Mobile phones built in EMMC storage chips and SSD used in tablets, E-book readers and GPS devices.

Kingston expects the company to 2011 in the mainland market memory, U disk and other equipment, SSD shipments compared to 2010 will increase by 50%, 15% and 133% respectively. Du Yichuan said that the Kingston mainland market in the first three quarters of memory shipments are roughly the same: 84% desktop, 11% notebooks, 5% servers.

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