Global DRAM capacity growth is expected to remain limited through 2026, as major DRAM makers in Korea and the U.S. focus on HBM and advanced-node transitions, Commercial Times reports. As the report highlights, this shift is tightening supply of conventional DDR4 and mainstream DRAM, with Taiwan’s...

According to TrendForce's latest memory spot price trend report, regarding DRAM, module sellers have mostly halted quote offerings for now, with DDR4 supply scarcity being the most pronounced. The spot market overall shows a widespread reluctance to sell. Meanwhile, in NAND, prices continue to climb...

Shortly after U.S. lawmakers pushed for wider chip export restrictions to China—following a report that Chinese chipmakers bought $38 billion in advanced equipment last year—Beijing responded. On October 9, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced sweeping export controls on items deemed critica...

The DRAM price surge shows no sign of cooling off. According to the Commercial Times, Korean and U.S. chipmakers have suspended new enterprise quotes for a week, hinting at an even steeper climb ahead as supply remains constrained. Citing supply chain sources, the report notes that DDR4 contract pri...

According to TrendForce's latest memory spot price trend report, regarding DRAM, spot quotes are steadily rising for mainstream chips such as DDR5 16Gb, DDR4 8Gb, DDR3, and eTT products, reflecting continued market confidence in future price hikes. Meanwhile, in NAND, optimism is making some spot tr...