Understanding the Economies of Scale

Chart showing DRAM and NAND flash quarterly price per gigabyte from 2001-2008 with the vertical axis depicting the logarithm of the price. NAND, a red line, starts higher than DRAM, a black line, but falls faster and crosses over DRAM in 2004. Both lines are relatively straight, a sign of a constant percentage decline.Scale economies are an essential component to the success of a memory manufacturer, yet The Memory Guy finds that very few executives in the industry truly understand them.  This mechanism may be the single most important issue in introducing a new memory technology to the market.

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