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Samsung could follow Micron by outsourcing DDR5 and SSD production to third parties to focus on more lucrative HBM and enterprise products — could SanDisk follow suit?

Samsung is outsourcing additional DDR5 and SSD production while reserving internal capacity for HBM, advanced packaging, and higher-value memory products.

Samsung could follow Micron by outsourcing DDR5 and SSD production to third parties to focus on more lucrative HBM and enterprise products — could SanDisk follow suit?

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