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Thursday 18 December 2025

SK hynix First to Complete Intel Data Center Certification for 256GB DDR5 RDIMM

Seoul, December 18, 2025 – SK hynix Inc. (or "the company", www.skhynix.com) announced today that it has become the first in the industry to complete the Intel...

Monday 15 December 2025

Micron's DDR5 outsourcing ramp redraws memory packaging trajectories through 2026

Memory demand remains overheated and supply tight, driving upstream manufacturers to lift utilization while majors such as Micron pivot toward customized, higher value-added output...

Friday 12 December 2025

Huawei–SMIC chip hits milestone, still lags TSMC’s 5nm

China is accelerating its semiconductor capabilities through technical gains at Huawei and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp.(SMIC)...

Thursday 11 December 2025

AGI Technology Gears Up for CES 2026, Debuting Ultra-Fast Gen5 SSD and DDR5 Innovations

AGI Technology, a leading memory brand from Taiwan, announced that it will participate in CES 2026 from January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas at The Venetian Resort, Level...

Tuesday 9 December 2025

Google and Microsoft prioritize speed over cost as CSPs scramble for memory

A major memory shortage is hitting the industry as the supply-demand gap widens. Some upstream memory manufacturers are prioritizing server shipments, while other companies have been...

Monday 8 December 2025

Samsung shifts focus from HBM to DDR5 modules for higher profits

Samsung Electronics has shifted its internal strategy in response to intensified HBM market competition**,** reallocating capacity toward DDR5 RDIMM modules and freeing up around...

Friday 5 December 2025

Micron exits consumer market with Crucial phase-out amid shift to AI-driven memory demand

Micron announced it will phase out its Crucial brand's consumer memory and SSD products by February 2026, marking its exit from the nearly 30-year-old consumer market. This move reflects...

Thursday 4 December 2025

Tech Forum 2026: Smartphone outlook slips into decline with CXMT DDR5 yields set to decide supply

At the DIGITIMES Tech Forum 2026, DIGITIMES senior analyst Luke Lin said the smartphone market, previously expected to rebound in 2026, is now projected to contract after a sharp...

Thursday 4 December 2025

CXMT deepens DDR4 retrenchment; Nanya draws interest from US cloud giants

DDR4 DRAM supply remains severely constrained, with forecasts pointing to elevated pricing through the first half of 2026. Supply-chain sources say China-based CXMT will accelerate...

Wednesday 3 December 2025

Memory spot prices surged as Samsung's RDIMM limitedly ease supply in late 4Q25

Global memory capacity remained tight with strong demand pushing DRAM and NAND flash spot prices sharply higher in November. Samsung Electronics planned to moderately release RDIMM...

Monday 1 December 2025

CXMT narrows DRAM gap; market impact may be smaller than expected?

China's memory manufacturer CXMT, backed by government support, shifted to high-end technology development from 2025 and has introduced multiple next-generation DRAM products within...

Saturday 29 November 2025

CXMT's high-end DRAM push narrows China's gap with South Korea to one year

China's leading DRAM maker CXMT has unveiled new DDR5 and LPDDR5X chips with performance now viewed as comparable to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. The launch has unsettled South...

Tuesday 25 November 2025

Innodisk says flash price surge accelerates in 4Q25

As the global memory shortage intensifies, Innodisk chairman Randy Chien stated that the trend for 2026 will be simultaneous shortages in DRAM and NAND Flash, while edge AI applications...

Tuesday 25 November 2025

Commentary: When CXMT stops following and starts defining the PC-server memory race

The global memory market is once again nearing an inflection point. With AI workloads spreading across end devices, DRAM has turned into the central bottleneck dictating shipment...

Tuesday 25 November 2025

DRAM and NAND shortages intensify, forcing major manufacturers to ration shipments

Simon Chen, chairman and CEO of ADATA Technology, stated that demand for DRAM and NAND flash has far outpaced production, with DDR5 prices...

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