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Long-Term Agreements Cap Price Increases; Server DRAM Contract Prices Expected to Rise 13-18% QoQ in 3Q26, Says TrendForce

9 July 2026

TrendForce’s latest memory pricing survey indicates that multiple memory suppliers have already factored in expected price hikes into their prices for the second quarter of 2026. Additionally, several U.S.-based CSPs have entered into multi-year long-term agreements (LTAs), which restrict suppliers from raising prices for these clients.

AI Demand for High-End MLCCs Drives Japan and Korea Suppliers’ Book-to-Bill Ratios to Post-Pandemic Highs, Raising Shortage Risks in 2H26, Says TrendForce

6 July 2026

TrendForce's latest MLCC industry research indicates that accelerating AI server platform upgrades and the continued volume growth of custom ASICs developed by CSPs have significantly boosted demand for high-end MLCCs.

AI Server Demand Continues to Support Memory Prices in 3Q26, but Gains Moderate as Consumer Demand Weakens and High Base Effects Take Hold, Says TrendForce

3 July 2026

TrendForce’s latest memory pricing survey reveals that the DRAM market will remain extremely tight in the third quarter of 2026. However, weaker demand from consumer applications and the impact of a higher comparison base are expected to moderate contract price increases to 13–18% QoQ.

Apple’s Across-the-Board Price Increases Add Uncertainty to Consumer Demand; Global Notebook Shipments Forecast to Decline 13.6% in 2026, Says TrendForce

1 July 2026

Apple's decision to raise prices across the entire MacBook lineup has reshaped market expectations, according to TrendForce’s latest notebook market research. Even premium brands are now being forced to pass part of their rising costs on to consumers, reinforcing expectations of higher notebook prices and making consumers more cautious about upgrading their devices.

AI Component Capacity Squeeze and Foundry Output Cuts to Extend Mature-Node Price Increases in 2027, Says TrendForce

30 June 2026

TrendForce’s latest research reveals that rising demand for AI servers, general-purpose servers, and edge AI devices is prompting foundries to dedicate an increasing share of wafer capacity to AI-related products. This shift has significantly altered the supply-and-demand balance for mature process nodes.


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