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Published Dec.17 2009,17:45 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, 1Q10 NB shipment decline will merely down to below 10% compared with the 15%~20% historical pattern and 18% in 1Q09 given the positive impact by Chinese Year sales and new platform launch.(Intel’s Calpella& Netbook).
Published Dec.11 2009,14:14 PM (GMT+8)
1HDec. NAND Flash contract prices partially remained flat or declined that mainstream MLC NAND Flash “Average” price dropped 1-20% while SLC NAND Flash price remains flat.
Published Nov.27 2009,14:24 PM (GMT+8)
Started from mid-July, DDR2 1Gb eTT spot price has skyrocketed 150% to US$2.62 from US$1.05. However, the spot market start to fall at 11/10 that DDR2 1Gb has sharply shrunk 15% to US$2.22 from US$2.62 in two weeks after four month upward pricing trend.
Published Nov.26 2009,11:19 AM (GMT+8)
NAND Flash contract price partly stayed flat or slightly declined 2-4% in 2H November. Some memory card & UFD makers plan to lower their inventory level by the end of 2009 as the NAND Flash restock demand for year-end sales has peaked in November.
Published Nov.11 2009,11:58 AM (GMT+8)
The fluctuation range for 1HNovember NAND Flash average contract price is around -2%~6% that since the year end inventory replenishment for hot season still effects, yet some vendors mildly adjust up contract price for certain products.
Published Nov.05 2009,15:49 PM (GMT+8)
According to DRAMeXchange, with the aggressive DDR3 migration in PC-OEMs and enhancing demand, DDR3 contract price has sharply rose 36% in line with the 24% increase of spot price.
Published Nov.04 2009,16:09 PM (GMT+8)
DDR2 1Gb eTT spot price rose about 84% to US$1.94 from US$1.05 at mid-July that October monthly average price has rose 35% while chip price has sharply increase to US$2.62 and cross the US$2 barrier.
Published Nov.02 2009,16:22 PM (GMT+8)
As most branded NAND Flash suppliers benefited from the 4Q hot-season restock orders for electronic system maker clients after mid-3Q09, NAND Flash ASP slightly rose about 4% QoQ in 3Q09.
Published Oct.23 2009,15:35 PM (GMT+8)
2H Oct. mainstream MLC NAND Flash average contract price rose about 4%~7%. According to DRAMeXchange, the “High” price remains flat while “Low” price rose 7%~10% compared to the price in 1HOct since some vendors adjusted up the price continuously in past two weeks to reflect the tight supply.
Published Oct.20 2009,15:33 PM (GMT+8)
DRAM supply bit growth rate climbed to the rocket high to 95% and 65% in 2007 and 2008 respectively since many DRAM vendors expand their capacity without discipline. The DDR2 1Gb chip price had sharply dropped 74% to US$0.62 due to the over supply situation and global financial crisis happened in the 2H’08.