Dongxin Semiconductor's Toray DRAM Faces DDR4 Production Cuts

Published: Jun 26, 2025 15:27

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Dongxin Semiconductor: Overseas major memory manufacturers are gradually reducing DDR4 production, and the company is actively expanding niche DRAM capacity
On June 25th, Dongxin Semiconductor stated on an interactive platform that overseas major memory manufacturers are gradually reducing or even halting the production of DDR4 memory chips, and are instead diverting resources to new products such as DDR5. Currently, the company is actively expanding niche DRAM capacity and strengthening its client-side layout, striving to capture a larger market share amid the withdrawal of overseas major manufacturers.

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