The company said, “In the first quarter of 2025, amid ongoing uncertainties in demand, the Memory Business will shift its business portfolio to more high-value-added products by accelerating the migration to cutting-edge nodes to respond to the demand for high-performance and high-density products. For DRAM, the Memory Business seeks to increase the share of DDR5 and LPPDR5x shipments by accelerating the transition to the 1b nanometer process. As for NAND, the Business is executing the technology migration from V6 to V8 while increasing sales of V7 QLC-based server SSDs. In 2025, overall memory market demand is expected to recover from the second quarter. The Memory Business is reducing the portion of legacy DRAM and NAND products to align with market demand and accelerating the migration to cutting-edge nodes. The Business will continue to strengthen its business competitiveness and optimize its portfolio by increasing the portion of high value-added products such as HBM, DDR5, LPDDR5x, GDDR7 and server SSDs based on advanced process nodes.”
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