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Memory module makers expect supply shortage and price surge to extend into 2026

Siu Han, Taipei; Charlene Chen, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 10 November 2025 0

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Rising memory prices and volumes are driving a strong finish for memory module manufacturers in 2025, with Taiwanese module leaders optimistic that the boom will continue through 2026. Transcend chairman Peter Shu highlighted that while DDR4 DRAM has...

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