After complaining about the low profit margins for years, Intel finally decided to get rid of its NAND flash business and focus more on differentiated technologies where the company does well in. This might not be a huge surprise for someone who’s familiar with the industry. And in this video, Jim Handy, founder and general director at Objective Analysis, explains why it’s a good idea for intel to exit NAND market. Handy is a respected semiconductor industry analyst, and also well known for his blogs (The Memory Guy and The SSD Guy).