Data centre chip sales unlikely to cover for smartphone weakness

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Data centre chip sales unlikely to cover for smartphone weakness

Analysts crunch numbers.

At Samsung Electronics, demand for its chips from data centres bulking up to meet a surge in work-from-home traffic was not likely enough to offset muted sales of its smartphones in the second quarter, analysts said. The world's biggest supplier of DRAM and NAND memory chips on Tuesday will ...

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