What’s Intel Doing in Memory Chips? – Single User

Description

Intel is losing over one billion dollars every year on its 3D XPoint memory chips, a loss that is only partly offset by meager NAND flash and SSD profits. This Objective Analysis Brief explains why this makes sense for the company and projects that once Intel has achieved its strategic goal it will divest itself of both its 3D XPoint and NAND flash businesses.

This four-page Brief uses two charts to illustrate the rationale for Intel’s NAND flash and 3D XPoint efforts and these products’ share of Intel’s total revenues.

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