The Samsung Electronics Company, the memory chip maker, said Friday
that it might buy a flash memory maker, SanDisk, in a deal that could
reshape a struggling industry.
An acquisition of SanDisk would expand Samsung's market share at a
time when prices for flash memory, used in products like digital
cameras, cellphones and music players, are falling sharply. The deal
would also reduce Samsung's licensing costs.
that it might buy a flash memory maker, SanDisk, in a deal that could
reshape a struggling industry.
An acquisition of SanDisk would expand Samsung's market share at a
time when prices for flash memory, used in products like digital
cameras, cellphones and music players, are falling sharply. The deal
would also reduce Samsung's licensing costs.
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