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EOL Plans for DDR4 Products Have Led to Price Hikes, and Upward Trend Is Expected to Continue Until 2H25

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2025-05-21

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TrendForce reports that as memory products evolve, DDR4 modules are nearing end-of-life (EOL), leading to rising prices. Major suppliers like Micron, Samsung, and SK hynix have announced EOL plans for DDR4 with final shipments in early 2026. Some PC OEMs have stockpiled DDR4, driving up average selling prices. Robust demand for enterprise SSDs is supporting memory prices in Q3. DDR4 contract prices have already increased by over 20% in Q2 and may rise another 10% in Q3. Continued demand could keep DDR4 prices up in the second half of the year, but tariff pauses and other factors might mitigate this rise.

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Sector: Memory & Storage Semiconductors

Tag: Enterprise SSD DRAM PC Memory DDR4 ASP Competitive Landscape Contract Price Inventory Pricing Trends Supply Chain Bottleneck Supply & Demand Trade War Samsung SK Hynix Micron

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