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TrendForce’s latest research indicates that AI innovation is causing a fundamental shift in the memory market. As data access volumes continue to grow, AI systems depend more on high-bandwidth, high-capacity, low-latency DRAM to handle large-scale model parameters, long-sequence inference, and multi-task parallel processing. Additionally, NAND Flash has become essential for fast data transfer, making memory a key component in AI infrastructure and a strategic focus for CSPs.
Once TCL takes over Sony’s home entertainment business, their combined TV market share could approach 20% by 2027 TCL CSOT and AUO are expected to benefit on the panel supply side, while MOKA is set to become the primary OEM for the new Sony TV brand The exit of Japanese TV brands is accelerating, with Chinese brands’ global market share projected to rise toward 50%
North American CSPs' continued investments in AI infrastructure are expected to increase global AI server shipments by more than 28% YoY in 2026, according to the latest market research from TrendForce. The rapid growth of AI inference services is boosting demand for general-purpose servers, supporting both replacement and expansion efforts. Consequently, TrendForce predicts that total global server shipments, including AI servers, will accelerate from 2025, with a 12.8% YoY growth in 2026.
TrendForce’s latest DRAM industry survey reveals that Micron intends to acquire PSMC’s Tongluo fab in Taiwan (excluding production equipment) for US$1.8 billion. The deal also includes a long-term partnership for future DRAM packaging services. This collaboration aims to enable Micron to increase its capacity for advanced-node DRAM while boosting PSMC’s supply of mature-node DRAM, potentially improving the global DRAM supply outlook by 2027.
Since the second half of 2025, the global handset market has experienced increased pressure from tightening memory supply and rapidly rising prices, according to TrendForce’s latest smartphone research. These cost increases have led to higher prices for end products and a decline in consumer demand.
