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Published Oct.09 2009,10:24 AM (GMT+8)
1HOct. mainstream MLC NAND Flash contract average price rose about 8%to 10% since most NAND Flash vendors already receive the long-term orders for year end hot season from system customers and warming inventory replenishment demand for memory card.
Published Oct.06 2009,18:10 PM (GMT+8)
From demand side perspective, we expect various of NAND Flash application end product will recover in 2010 given the better global economy. The density of traditional NAND Flash application such as MP3, memory card and UFD will be continuously lifted.
Published Oct.05 2009,17:36 PM (GMT+8)
Contract price for commodity DRAM sharply dropped from 2007 due to the over-supply. The non-disciplined capacity expansion caused the commodity DRAM DDR2 price declined about 83% YoY.
Published Sep.24 2009,11:48 AM (GMT+8)
2HSep. mainstream MLC NAND Flash average contract price slightly rose 1%~3% due to the suppliers’ re-allocation policy by putting electronics system customers as the higher supply priority in September and October.
Published Sep.17 2009,15:15 PM (GMT+8)
Continuously with the strong upward pricing trend from 1H’Jul, both DDR2 and DDR3 spot price hikes to the 12-months record high recently. DDR2 1Gb eTT spot price rose 63% to US$1.71 in 9/15 from US$1.05 in 7/15.
Published Sep.09 2009,11:54 AM (GMT+8)
1HSep. NAND Flash mainstream average contract price adjusted up 3%~12% due to the inventory replenishment for hot season. Most NAND Flash suppliers have received restock orders from some electronics system customers for year-end sales.
Published Aug.27 2009,18:16 PM (GMT+8)
Several PC-ODM makers have released earning results for 1H’09 and most of them reveal a positive guidance toward 2H’09. According to DRAMeXchange, PC shipment is expected to have 20.6% growth in terms of quarterly basis.
Published Aug.25 2009,14:58 PM (GMT+8)
2HAugust NAND Flash contract price remains flat for high density products while mild rise for low density products since output portion based on 4Xnm & 3Xnm advanced process technologies increases and reducing output portion for low density products based on mature process technologies. Meanwhile, NAND Flash suppliers’ low-capacity memory card shipment to handset customers has a higher priority.
Published Aug.12 2009,14:23 PM (GMT+8)
Kingston, worldwide memory module leader, adjusted up DDR2 2GB module to US$23.5 from US$20 at end of July and today’s price is US$26.5. This movement has spurred the upward pricing trend in spot market that DDR2 1Gb 800Mhz has rose 33% to US$1.46 from US$1.10 at mid-July while DDR2 1Gb eTT hiked 38% to US$1.45 from US$1.05 on July 15th.
Published Aug.11 2009,14:17 PM (GMT+8)
1HAug. mainstream MLC NAND Flash contract price appears ups and downs with mixed factors that some suppliers slightly adjusted down 2%-5% on some high-density MLC NAND Flash contract price to spur the demand since output portion of high-density products produced by more advanced process technologies (4xnm & 3xnm) is raised along with cost advantage.