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They have it, but not enough, probably because they would need a lot more. From the comments of the article: "Korean media has coverage of this. Battery power
by spyder 9y ago
They have it, but not enough, probably because they would need a lot more.
From the comments of the article:
"Korean media has coverage of this.
Battery powered emergency power did kick in. However, some areas had to be shut down because of the amount of power that battery power can cover.
Stuff that cannot be shut down were kept operational.
Not all the wafers will be thrown away. They are checking which are safe to use.
Maximum damage is estimated at about $50 million."
- AdamJacobMuller 9y ago> Maximum damage is estimated at about $50 million. If that damages figure is correct, I'm amazed they didn't have backup generators.
- aoeusnth1 9y agoMaximum damage is estimated at $50 million = 3.5% of global supply for a month global supply for a month = 30 * $50 million = $1.5B global NAND market = $18B/year That seems low to me. Are there other figures on the value of the global NAND industry to compare this with?
- jsjohnst 9y ago$50B is likely their wholesale value, not end user value.