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DRAM contract prices still reflect weak market demand

Compiled from outside sources by Vincent Huang, Research Center; Noah Sauve, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 15 November 2001 0

Although spot prices for 128Mbit SDRAM have gone up above US$1, weak market demand continues to push contract prices further down. News from major DRAM manufacturers of plans to decrease capacity have spurred a sudden rise in spot prices.

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