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5 NovInfrastructure & HardwareTechSpot

AI memory boom claims another victim as major Nintendo Switch cartridge chip supplier exits ROM business

AIAI-generated summary Taiwanese chipmaker Macronix has rolled out a business wind-down for its ROM operations to focus on flash memory production instead. David Gibson expects the move to nudge more games toward digital downloads as the company stops developing new ROM products.

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