Samsung Electronics has shut down its main DRAM plants for a week starting July 19 in an effort to lessen the
ongoing memory chip glut. The world's biggest memory maker will continue the practice until the ailing DRAM market has recovered, a company
official told Nikkei Business Publications. Memory prices have been collapsing for over two years. Samsung first stopped production during the week of June 14.
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