TrendForce data released on Sept. 14 showed that SK Hynix posted strong second-quarter DRAM revenue growth even as its share of the market declined. The company’s DRAM revenue rose 37.9% from the previous quarter to $38.59 billion, but its market share fell 3.9 percentage points from 28.8% to 24.9%. The report said the decline was not due to weak DRAM sales. Instead, it was tied to an outsized mix of high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, in SK Hynix’s product portfolio, along with a production gap versus Samsung Electronics. Samsung remained the market leader with a 39.4% share, while Micron Technology narrowed the gap with SK Hynix to 1.6 percentage points, reaching 23.3%. The item was cited by BlockBeats and attributed to Semiconductor Industry Watch.
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 14 that the memory chip market is in a supercycle driven by the artificial intelligence, or AI, boom, but SK Hynix is still losing share in the DRAM market.
According to data released by market research firm TrendForce on Sept. 14, SK Hynix recorded second-quarter DRAM revenue of $38.59 billion, up 37.9% from the previous quarter. Even so, its market share fell 3.9 percentage points, sliding from 28.8% to 24.9%.
The report said the decline was not caused by weak DRAM sales. Instead, it reflected the high proportion of high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, in the company’s product mix, as well as a production difference compared with Samsung Electronics.
Samsung Electronics ranked first with a 39.4% market share. Micron Technology held 23.3%, leaving it 1.6 percentage points behind SK Hynix.
The item cited Semiconductor Industry Watch as the source.
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