This comment from Sanders came after a period of weak chip sales for the industry. The Semiconductor Industry Association reported that March''s semiconductor industry revenue was down 4.7 percent from a year ago. Sanders was upbeat about AMD''s market share gains. He said the company is aiming to grab 30 percent of the PC processor market, up from the current 21 percent. On other topics, he said he expects AMD''s flash memory sales to grow for the year even though most experts predict double-digit declines.
Flash memory is used primarily in wireless and handheld devices.
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