Currently, DDR2 chips in the spot market account for less than 5% of total DDR2 chip supply, according to a DRAMeXchange survey of major module houses and channel suppliers. Although...
Demand for DRAM remained sluggish this week, even with limited supply circuiting in the spot market. Most players in the spot market are still waiting for DRAM price to bottom out...
Spot pricing seemed to bottom out early last week, as DRAM suppliers stopped releasing their inventory into the market. In general, in order to bolster their financial results, DRAM...
Memory pricing was still trending downward last week, despite demand from Hong Kong during the Easter holiday helping to hold off the fall temporarily. Since mid-March, falling ASPs...
A combination of the slow season for DRAM and weak demand from China, Europe and US has led prices to follow a downward trend. On top of weak demand, DRAMeXchange is also seeing an...
Over the past two months, PC shipments have been lower than expected, causing weaker demand for DRAM in the contract market. In addition, DRAM suppliers have not released their chips...
Market players are downbeat about the pricing outlook in the market, as the spot price for mainstream DDR400 has fallen below US$3.75, down from US$4.04 in January. Likewise, the...
The dispirited DRAM spot market still showed no sign of a pull-back last week after the Chinese New Year holiday. Overall, prices for DDR and NAND-flash spot prices are headed in...
A week after Chinese New Year, demand is still stagnant, with buyers still to make a move. Supply saw some replenishment in the spot market due to month-end billing pressure from...
Due to Chinese New Year, trading was quiet in the DRAM spot market last week. In the contract market, after the first drop in prices, demand from PC OEMs remained weak in the first...
DRAMeXchange predicts that chipmakers will try to meet growing demand for NAND flash memory by shifting more of their DRAM capacity to the making of NAND-flash chips, which have higher...
DRAM pricing struck a low note at the end of January, with quiet demand in the run-up to the Chinese New Year period failing to stimulate interest among the PC OEMs in sourcing memory...
Trading was slow, with constrained supply, in the DRAM spot market last week. Believing that demand for Chinese New Year would show up at the end of this month, DRAM suppliers have...
Last week was a quiet week for the DRAM market with little in the way of transactions. China and Europe buyers hesitated about buying since they believe future demand is grim. Despite...
DRAM contract and spot prices kicked off 2005 with a slight increase amid slow trading, limited supply and weak demand. However, DRAMeXchange projects prices will begin to drop next...
