search in
Published Jun.28 2012,14:48 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, as a result of weak PC demand, the DRAM contract price trend stayed flat in June, bringing an end to the five-month uptrend. Average 4GB module price remained at US$21.25, while the highest and lowest prices were US$21.5 and US$21, respectively...
Published Jun.20 2012,14:59 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, the DRAM contract price trend stayed flat in 1HJun., with average 4GB and 2GB chip price falling around US$21.25 and US$11.25, respectively. Contract price figures, which were not available until the end of the month for the past two months due to stalled negotiations, are back on track in June. Korean makers attempted to raise price quotes, but with the end of the quarter coming up, negotiations concluded in the middle of the month and prices stayed flat...
Published Jun.19 2012,17:21 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, due to NAND Flash buyers’ anticipation of quarter-end effects and continually sluggish memory card and UFD market demand, NAND Flash contract price fell by 2-5% in 1HJun. NAND Flash buyers are adopting conservative inventory control strategies, as the end of June marks the close of the financial quarter for many NAND Flash suppliers and buyers...
Published Jun.05 2012,17:47 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, 2HMay 4GB module price stayed flat compared to the first half of the month - highest price did not exceed US$21.5. 2GB module price showed a slight increase, with average price falling around the US$11.25 mark, a 2.3% increase compared to 1HMay...
Published Jun.01 2012,18:22 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, affected by the end of manufacturers’ financial quarters and demand that continues to fall short of expectation, 2HMay mainstream NAND flash contract price decreased by 6-9% compared to the first half of the month. TrendForce believes in the short term, the NAND flash market and price will be impacted by the following factors...
Published May.24 2012,14:54 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, as DRAM makers hope contract price will increase by 7-10%, 4GB price will be in the US$22-23 range. However, as PC OEMs' DRAM inventory levels have already reached 3 to 4 weeks' worth – some Taiwanese PC OEMs have even amassed over 2 months' worth of stock...
Published May.22 2012,16:28 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, although some new smartphone, tablet PC, and ultrabook models will be hitting the market in May and June, due to macroeconomic uncertainties and the weak 2Q sales resulting from the off-peak season, 2Q demand will see a mere 5-10% increase over the previous quarter...
Published May.16 2012,15:26 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, the quarter-end effect has resulted in a 8-14% drop in 1HMay NAND Flash contract price. A certain NAND Flash vendor has offered attractive prices to stimulate sales as it enters the last month of its financial quarter. Other vendors have no choice but to participate in the price war as buyers compare offers...
Published May.14 2012,16:48 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, DRAM makers are aggressively developing and increasing production capacity of mobile DRAM in an effort to not only improve profits, but also reduce losses from commodity DRAM production. Mobile DRAM ASP fell by 10-15% in 1Q while contract price dropped 10%, but as shipment bit growth was around 20%, total mobile DRAM revenue increased by approximately 8.7% QoQ...
Published May.08 2012,18:40 PM (GMT+8)
In 1Q12, economic recovery was slow and Chinese New Year retail sales were not as expected. While a few tablet PC and smartphone clients saw relatively stable OEM demand, the majority of system product clients and memory card and UFD channel market clients experienced weakened demand, impacted by the off-peak season effect and inventory digestion...