Beginning in 2024, the memory market is expected to have a new phase of growth that may last for up to two years, according to Simon Chen, chairman of memory module house Adata Tec...
DDR5 penetration has not been as fast as expected in 2023 due to the sluggish demand in the memory market. However, it is expected to accelerate in 2024 due to falling chip prices,...
All major DRAM chipmakers have prioritized DDR5 and high-bandwidth memory (HBM) in anticipation of a surge in demand from generative AI, according to industry sources.
Memory module firm Team Group has disclosed that the DDR5 segment now accounts for 35-40% of its total DRAM product sales, and the company expects DDR5 to become the mainstream in...
As PC end-user inventory returns to healthy levels and supply chain replenishment demand gradually rebounds, memory module makers in Taiwan and China have pointed out that the output...
The memory market is still slow. Operating losses at SK Hynix continued in the third quarter of 2023, but the quarterly loss was reduced by 37.8%. Despite this, its DRAM division...
High-performance DDR5 demand is gradually increasing, and memory industry players are taking measures in response to market changes. Recently, news from the South Korean industry...
Major semiconductor makers are increasing available capacity for DDR5 memory, which is set to become mainstream in 2024, according to sources at memory module houses.
Montage Technology, a Chinese company specializing in memory interface products and PCIe retimer chips, remains optimistic about demand for DDR5 memory despite the weak market for...
Memory makers continue to see end-market demand trail behind supply, but a recent surge in spot prices has prompted channel distributors and retailers to stockpile in anticipation...
NAND wafer prices have been on the rise since the start of the third quarter, and NAND flash suppliers are expected to initiate price increases starting in the fourth quarter thanks...
Samsung Electronics has announced the development of what the company claims is the industry's first 32-gigabit (Gb) DDR5 DRAM using 12 nanometer (nm)-class process technology.
