TOKYO -- Falling prices of memory for phones and computers have sunk Japanese chipmaker Kioxia Holdings into its biggest net loss since being spun off from Toshiba in 2017.
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Kioxia Holdings' earnings have been squeezed by exposure to the faltering flash memory market. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Falling prices of memory for phones and computers have sunk Japanese chipmaker Kioxia Holdings into its biggest net loss since being spun off from Toshiba in 2017.