Hynix is one of the major manufacturers of memory chips in the world. Their products are often in the machines sold by Apple. Since late 2007, the company has switched the production of its products to 66 nm and has met with big problems. They wasted almost 10% of production, which is very significant, almost 30 million memory chips per month. Hynix finds itself unable to honor its contracts. This situation seems to be sufficient to cause what all manufacturers of RAM hoped for, namely a rebound the price of their products. [translation by jeremy]

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