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flash

[flash] / flæʃ /


NOUN
demonstration
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG






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Ian currently manages the U.K. companies desk, overseeing corporate news flashes and quick fire fills for both the Dow Jones Newswire and The Wall Street Journal's website.

From The Wall Street Journal

These same chips—mainly what’s known as RAM, but also the storage chips often called flash or solid-state memory—are required for almost every digital device on the planet.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The early Iran headlines injected a flash of adrenaline into the market — enough to push crude through some technical ceilings — but the move never developed a physical backbone.”

From MarketWatch

“The early Iran headlines injected a flash of adrenaline into the market — enough to push crude through some technical ceilings — but the move never developed a physical backbone.”

From MarketWatch

Micron has soared 218% over the past year thanks to stellar earnings that reflect sky-high demand for flash memory chips.

From Barron's