readease Chapter 511 Not just a breakthrough in flash memory
Chapter 511 Not just a breakthrough in flash memory
"That's right, those who praise Sansang for her conscience, why didn't they say anything about conscience when the price was raised a few days ago?"
They raised prices three times in a few days, making a fortune. Now that their technology has been surpassed, they're panicking and lowering prices. And they still have the nerve to brag?
"If it weren't for Transsion 3.0, would Sansheng have lowered its price? It's already a miracle they haven't kept raising prices incrementally; this is truly giving back to consumers, a price that's practically life-saving!"
"Transsion fans, stop trying to defend them. The storage industry is too murky... So let me tell you, their chips are definitely not self-developed; they have to rely on foreign suppliers."
The so-called 128 UFO is just bragging. I could believe it if it was 64, but 128? How is that even possible?
"Don't kneel down, upstairs."
Sansang is now garbage.
Transsion's biggest problem right now is that its prices are too high. That's not their problem; it's our problem as consumers.
"You guys are really stubborn. Foreign countries have been ahead for so many years... how is that possible?"
"To be honest, Sansang's advertising slogan is no good. It should be something like the boss and his sister-in-law ran away, so they're having a clearance sale."
"Just do publicity, why resort to personal attacks?"
Sir Sanson kept questioning in the comments section, but was immediately confronted with the record of Sanson's price increases.
Every time, it's the same old story: fire, insufficient production capacity, and power shortages at the factory.
There's always a reason for every price increase, but this is the first time there's been a price reduction.
#Sansheng Forced to Lower Prices#
Just as they were arguing fiercely, Transsion Semiconductor's official Weibo account also stepped in to join the fun.
It wasn't a sarcastic Weibo post, just a very short video, but this short video was enough to influence the entire storage industry.
In the cleanroom, rows of Jinyuan chips are undergoing testing, and next to them are two different types of chips: one is loose chips, and the other is square DRAM memory chips.
The final narration in the video says: "More than just flash memory."
Transsion's self-developed TFS storage has officially rolled off the production line, and the performance verification of PC memory modules and storage modules has been completed simultaneously.
Fully available in Q3, providing a one-stop storage solution for all scenarios from mobile to desktop.
This technical video is a further move by Huaxing, designed to make them fight amongst themselves.
After all, the real money-making opportunities in the storage industry are never in mobile devices; the enterprise market is where the real profits lie.
You have to understand that in the previous life, when Huawei had just broken through the manufacturing process, in order to sell computing cards, it made its end products... go sluggish for a long time.
Moreover, the B-end is their true foundation, and the release of this video will definitely elicit a greater reaction from them.
As for whether American companies will abandon Transsion for the sake of so-called American honor...
Well, this is similar to the fact that Zhu Yuanzhang was a monarch who was not good at killing.
So shortly after the video was released, Google and Microsoft immediately sent out cooperation invitations, and they even contacted them through other shareholders.
Although we fight to the death, we are still family.
After seeing these messages, San Sang Li Zairong became even more panicked. He couldn't let Transsion take away the biggest profits in the storage industry!
Otherwise, they really wouldn't need to play anymore!
Just as they were making contact, a new voice emerged online.
"Holy crap! They've even made DRAM. Isn't this technology all about monopolizing the market? How are Samsung supposed to compete now?"
"I thought it was a flash memory war, but it turns out to be a logic that will overturn the entire storage market."
San Sang really should consider a business transformation, or maybe he should sell the company to Transsion?
"The real market competition is coming; feel the steel torrent from China!"
"Those who build PCs in the second half of the year are in luck. With domestic SSDs and memory available, they no longer need to rely on Samsung and Micron."
After careful analysis, Lazy Sheep's assistant instantly understood the development trend of the entire industry: "If you're thinking of building a PC, I suggest you do it in the second half of this year."
Although Transsion is a conscientious company, it might cooperate with these companies at any time. If everyone controls production, the price will go up.
Forget about rules, Huaxing is the rule now.
Just as they were discussing, the Digital Chat Station posted a new Weibo post.
The information released this time is the test data of Huaxing TFS memory:
With a frequency of 3200MHz, timings superior to comparable Sanson chips, 10% lower power consumption, and maximum stability, it can completely replace imported products.
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Meanwhile, at the headquarters of South Korea, Kim Ki-nam had just drunk a cup of ginseng tea brewed by his assistant, a supplement he had prepared to protect the few brain cells he had left.
Although I didn't feel any effect, I work at Sansang, and who knows when I might be gone, so I should still enjoy what I'm meant to enjoy.
After all, we've worked so hard for so long, isn't this all we've achieved?
But as he was looking at the transmission technology route, he suddenly saw the report, and the ceramic teacup in his hand crashed to the ground.
This is, after all, just an ordinary teacup, not something made after more than a dozen meetings, so it naturally fell apart.
"DRAM...it really is...DRAM..."
His face turned deathly pale instantly, but he also felt a sense of relief.
His worst fears came true.
Flash memory is just an appetizer; Transsion's real target is the entire storage market.
Now he felt nothing but immense relief, after all, he had made the right choice at the last meeting.
The secretary stood beside him, not daring to say anything more.
"Notify the DRAM division to immediately activate the emergency plan."
They began developing the next generation of products.
Also, find out how many new technologies you haven't released yet—their graphics cards, their videos. Find out everything about all their products.
After giving the instructions, he took a report and went to Lee Jae-yong's office.
San Sang could actually be an inside agent, after all, they've done plenty of traitorous things...
Pooh!
Before he could finish speaking, he slapped himself hard across the face. Why say something so awful?
He simply understands the general trend.
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June 12th, Transsion headquarters in Yangcheng.
Shen Fei was looking at the latest report. Just as San Sang had predicted, although TFS storage was receiving praise online, the number of orders wasn't that large.
Of the 10 million orders, only 20 million units were placed by Huawei. As for OPPO and Vivo, to show their sincerity in cooperation, each placed an order for 5 million units.
As for the other smaller companies, they had a huge pile of letters of intent, but not a single one had actually been signed. On the contrary...
However, Shen Fei received an invitation.
An invitation from storage manufacturers such as SanSang and Micron.
"Ah Fei, isn't this a trap? Maybe we should cancel?"
Seeing Zhang Mingzhu's somewhat worried expression, Shen Fei didn't say anything. He simply put the invitation aside and gently pulled her into his arms.
"Don't worry about this."
The meeting will take place in China, and they hope to meet at our Transsion Base.
I suspect they want to join forces with us.
"Join forces, you mean...?"
Zhang Mingzhu was no longer the naive and innocent girl she had just graduated from school. After Shen Fei's guidance, she instantly understood the meaning behind her man's words.
"Are you going to agree? After all, if word gets out... it might not be good for your reputation."