What goes up . . . . .
- Auteur:Ella Cai
- Relâchez le:2018-08-21
After nine quarters of consecutive growth the DRAM price is finally on the way down, reports DRAMeXchange.
Q4 contract ASPs are expected to fall 1-3% due, says DRAMeXchange, to “increasing supply yet fairly limited growth in demand.”
Contract prices for PC DRAM and server DRAM memory have risen 1-2% sequentially in Q3, while mobile DRAM and specialty DRAM prices have been flat.
Graphics DRAM ASPs started to drop in Q3.
Spot market prices are already below contract prices says DRAMeXchange.
In 2019, bit supply growth is set to be greater than demand growth, which will push down DRAM prices by 15-25% next year.
Q4 contract ASPs are expected to fall 1-3% due, says DRAMeXchange, to “increasing supply yet fairly limited growth in demand.”
Contract prices for PC DRAM and server DRAM memory have risen 1-2% sequentially in Q3, while mobile DRAM and specialty DRAM prices have been flat.
Graphics DRAM ASPs started to drop in Q3.
Spot market prices are already below contract prices says DRAMeXchange.
In 2019, bit supply growth is set to be greater than demand growth, which will push down DRAM prices by 15-25% next year.
