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Published Jun.02 2011,14:47 PM (GMT+8)
Despite of the sluggish market in retail memory card and UFD in 2H’May, most NAND Flash system OEM demand has also weaken. Resulted from the aggressive pricing strategy from some NAND Flash vendors as approaching the end of the quarter, 2H’May mainstream NAND Flash average contract price has shown an 8%-16% decrease.
Published May.26 2011,11:36 AM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research department of Trendforce Corp., 2H’May contract prices will remain flat from the previous period. DDR3 2GB’s average contract price is US$18.75 (1Gb $1.02) and 4GB is US$36.5 (2Gb $2.12). The momentum in price increase, derived from the influence of the Japan quake, is weakening.
Published May.24 2011,14:54 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research department of Trendforce, the 2010 module revenue ranking is conducted only on the revenue derived from DRAM business given the diversified business for module houses.
Published May.18 2011,14:48 PM (GMT+8)
Since most NAND Flash end-applications such as memory card, UFD & system products entered off season in May, most end-product customers became conservative toward procurement while inventory level is already high due to the earlier speculative buying right after the Japan earthquake in March. Thus, 1H’May mainstream NAND Flash contract price reflects a roughly 2% to 10% decline.
Published May.17 2011,10:01 AM (GMT+8)
April worldwide Notebook (NB) shipment declined 13.2% month over month (MoM) to 15.4 million (M) units. This is attributed to the delay shipment from March by the Intel flawed chipset and the quarterly-end high base phenomenon.
Published May.11 2011,13:58 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research department of Trendforce, 1H’May contract price continued to rise and the average DDR3 2GB contract price increased by 2.74% to US$18.75 ($1.02/1Gb) from US$18.25. The average DDR3 4GB contract price was also increased by 2.82% to US$35.5 ($2.13/2Gb).
Published May.10 2011,10:36 AM (GMT+8)
Given the Toshiba/SanDisk power outage in mid-December, NAND Flash supply was impacted in early 1Q11. With the dynamics of 1.) Inventory replenishment for Chinese New Year holiday, 2.) Slow season for retail memory card and UFD market from 2HFebruary, 3.) Apple launched iPad2 in early March and 4.) an uncertainty toward mid-term supply condition after Japan earthquake in mid-March
Published May.05 2011,09:10 AM (GMT+8)
2H’Apr. NAND Flash contract price indicated a partially flat and decline pricing given the current market dynamics. With a wide variety of buyers’ and sellers’ views toward the market, resulted in a conservative atmosphere in end of April. Some NAND Flash chips sustained the 2H’Apr. contract price, benefited from the stable OEM orders from some system product makers.
Published May.03 2011,18:22 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, the research department of Trendforce, 1Q11 Worldwide DRAM revenue slightly decreased 4% to US$8.3bn from US$8.6bn in 4Q10. Despite of 30% of DRAM average contract price erosion, yet the 15% DRAM output growth and continuous product mix shifting to high value mobile and graphic memory has eased the volatile revenue fluctuation.
Published Apr.26 2011,16:38 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, a research department of Trendforce, 2H’Apr. contract price indicates slightly upward trend that DDR3 2GB average price is up by 1.39% to $18.25 ($0.98/1Gb), DDR3 4GB average price is also up by 1.43% to $35.5 ($2.06/2Gb).