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AI infra demand tightens DRAM supply; PC and mobile brands cut output and adopt alternatives memory sources amid mounting cost pressure.
Driven by demand for artificial intelligence and cloud services, enterprise storage products are in short supply, driving significant growth in average memory selling prices and total industry revenue...
Driven by AI Agent computing expansion and third-party outsourcing demand, server shipments and CPU requirements have been revised upward. Memory suppliers face severe capacity constraints due to shif...
Surging memory prices have triggered early purchasing, driving a short-term recovery in smartphone production this year; however, this pull-in effect will exacerbate market deterioration next year. Co...
In 2Q26, Server DRAM revenue surged 53% QoQ to $75.58B. AI servers drove demand for high-capacity RDIMMs and DDR5. With rock-bottom supplier inventories, average prices rose 53–58%, pushing the supply...
Price hikes suppress mobile demand, flattening contract prices while spot market stays weak. NAND controllers are evolving into AI compute layers. Driven by CMX architecture, customized NAND will inte...
RDIMM contract premium narrows on shifting demand, while spot market sees limited trades. Custom HBM (cHBM) optimizes AI chip area and performance via logical base dies, yet faces cooling, multi-sourc...
AI servers drive strong demand for conventional DRAM and HBM. Supply tightens, pushing contract prices higher and boosting memory suppliers' revenues. As server applications prioritize capacity, PC an...
Driven by the AI wave, demand for high-capacity memory continues to surge, powering strong industry revenue growth and contract price hikes. Although top suppliers are accelerating advanced process tr...
PC DRAM contract prices saw their quarterly increase revised upward, while spot transactions stayed subdued. HBM negotiations remain deadlocked with specifications still in flux, yet prices retain str...
3Q26 memory contract prices were finalized on strong server and AI demand, while the consumer segment reached a pricing compromise; meanwhile, the spot market remained flat due to weak end-user demand...
Server DRAM prices rise due to strong demand and HBM capacity crowding out. Buyers shift to mid-to-low capacity modules to optimize costs, while high-capacity stock flows to OEMs, helping suppliers ma...
Quarterly Server DRAM latest market revenue/output update
The supply gap in consumer DRAM persists, keeping prices on a slight upward trend. However, as buyer cost tolerance reaches its limit, contract price growth is moderating. With suppliers locking in mo...
Driven by constrained capacity, niche NAND Flash supply shortages persist. SLC maintains moderate gains supported by rigid demand, though growth has slowed. MLC prices remain nearly flat as buyer cost...
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