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Hong Kong (ANTARA News/Asia Pulse) - Global investment bank Goldman Sachs said Wednesday the global chip industry will likely see a shortage in DRAM chips next year due to increasing demand.

"(A) recovery in personal computer (PC) unit growth should drive healthy demand -- leading to shortages (of DRAM chips) in the second half of 2010," Goldman Sachs said, forecasting that the supply growth of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips will be limited in 2010 to about 50 per cent.

The investment house also said meaningful capacity additions in the memory chip industry will not be possible until 2011.

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Business in Asia Today - March.17, 2010
published by Asia Pulse

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