Monterey, CA - April 17, 2013 – After conducting its annual
tabulation of each Flash memory vendor’s quarterly shipments, WebFeet Research,
a thirteen year old memory and storage
market research company, has found the 2012 Flash memory market to be $27.7 billion,
an decrease of -3.3% from 2011. A slight
increase in 2012 revenues came from the NAND Flash market, while the NOR market
contracted dramatically from 2011. Samsung was once again the 2012 revenue
market leader for all NV Memories and NAND, Micron remained the NOR market
leader, and Winbond took over as the serial NOR leader for this small NOR
centric market.
WebFeet Research utilizes its Flash Memory Reporting
Association to consolidate the reported shipments from the seventeen Flash
manufacturers. Both the Toshiba and
SanDisk shipments are calculated separately from each other and do not include
any portion of the other’s component revenues.
In this consolidation, the Flash memory component shipments are
segmented by NOR, serial NOR, MLC NOR, Combo NOR, and by NAND, MLC NAND, 3-bit/cell
NAND, and Combo NAND for all capacities: 512Kbit-128Gbits for standalone
components and 8Mbit – 64Gbit for the Combo (Flash + xRAM) or MCP devices.
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