As we all know, due to the slowdown in global smartphone sales and other reasons, the memory market also ushered in a turning point in 2018. Hailis, the world's second largest memory chip maker, recently announced its fourth quarter results.

According to its earnings report, Hailishi's earnings in the quarter were lower than the market's expectations. And as a competitor for Samsung Electronics and Apple's main memory supplier, this is the first time in the last two years that Hailishi's profit has fallen.

But according to analysts, thanks to market expectations that the global chip market is close to bottoming, Hailishi's share price has rebounded after its recent fall.

With the rise of 5G and AI, we also hope that memory manufacturers can reverse the current situation in 2019 and provide you with more new products and technologies, so that technology can truly benefit you.