TAIWAN: In order to develop independent technologies for the domestic DRAM industry, elevate the industry¡¦s international competitiveness, and eliminate the problems facing Taiwan's DRAM industry, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) developed the "Proposal for the Reformation of Taiwan's DRAM Industry," which was approved by the Executive Yuan on July 13, 2009 and announced on July 21.
Companies (including existing domestic manufacturers and new companies) interested in proposing DRAM industry reformation projects are encouraged to submit funding requests to the MOEA Industrial Development Bureau (IDB) within three months of the announcement date.
The IDB will soon hold a press conference to explain in detail the strategies of this DRAM industry reform, and companies that have shown interest will be invited for further discussion. The MOEA will establish a review board to examine project proposals from private companies. Once certified by the review board, said proposals will be submitted for Executive Yuan approval then transferred to the National Development Fund for funding arrangements.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
TMC files business plans for restructuring Taiwan DRAM industry
I generally expect to hear such developments happening in Taiwan, simply because of my great admiration for this country!
According to a published report from the Taiwan News, Taiwan Memory Co. (TMC) has filed its business plan for restructuring the country's DRAM industry.
TMC is said to have officially filed its business plan with the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), Taiwan. TMC plans to develop its own technologies in collaboration with Japan-based Elpida Memory Inc. It is so far the only company that has filed its business plan to bid for funding.
For those who came in late, Taiwan's DRAM industry has been having problems for some time now due to an oversupply of local makers, who are relatively small compared to South Korean counterparts. The Taiwan government proposed consolidating all of the DRAM makers into one company -- TMC.
According to a published report from the Taiwan News, Taiwan Memory Co. (TMC) has filed its business plan for restructuring the country's DRAM industry.
TMC is said to have officially filed its business plan with the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), Taiwan. TMC plans to develop its own technologies in collaboration with Japan-based Elpida Memory Inc. It is so far the only company that has filed its business plan to bid for funding.
For those who came in late, Taiwan's DRAM industry has been having problems for some time now due to an oversupply of local makers, who are relatively small compared to South Korean counterparts. The Taiwan government proposed consolidating all of the DRAM makers into one company -- TMC.
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