Nanya Technology has decided to scale down standard DRAM production by 10% in September with an aim to help chip prices bounce back, according to a Chinese-language Economic Daily News (EDN) report.
Nanya plans to allocate more capacity to produce higher-ASP memory products targeted at servers and mobile consumer electronics devices such as smartphones and tablets, the report indicated.
Fellow DRAM companies Elpida Memory, Powerchip Technology and Rexchip Electronics reportedly are also being forced to cut back DRAM chip production until prices and demand recover, the report added.