Contract prices for DRAM memory have started to fall as tight supply is gradually easing, according to DRAMeXchange.

Output value for the global NAND flash industry is forecast to exceed US$27 billion in 2014, up from about US$24.6 billion in 2013, as solid-state drives (SSD) are poised for widespread...

The expanding market for mobile devices including smartphones and tablets have encouraged the world's major DRAM chipmakers to shift their attention to mobile DRAM resulting in an...

DRAM spot prices have risen significantly with recent quotes soaring more than 5% on a single day, buoyed by a recent pull-in of short lead time orders from China's tablet market,...

DRAM contract prices edged up in the second half of November, with prices for mainstream 4GB modules rising about 3% to US$33 on average, according to the latest data from DRAMeXch...

Output value for the global NAND flash industry is forecast to rise 13.3% to US$28 billion in 2014, thanks to the increased adoption of solid-state drives (SSD) among PCs and mobile...

Average contract prices for 2GB and 4GB DDR3 modules stayed unchanged at US$17.75 and US$32, respectively, in the first half of November, according to DRAMeXchange. Prices for the...

Mobile DRAM revenues amounted to nearly US$3.3 billion in the third quarter of 2013, rising about 14% from US$2.89 billion in the prior quarter, according to DRAMeXchange.

Contract prices for NAND flash memory fell 5-7% in the first half of November, due to weaker-than-expected demand for end-market products, as well as device manufacturers' reluctance...

Worldwide DRAM output came to US$9.3 billion in value during third quarter of 2013, up 9% sequentially, according to DRAMeXchange. Samsung Electronics continued to lead the global...

DRAM contract prices rose about 6% in the first half of October, with prices for mainstream 4GB modules reaching US$34, according to DRAMeXchange. The price growth was mainly due...

Contract prices for mainstream NAND flash chips, which stayed unchanged in the first half of October, are set to fall due to continued high levels of inventory in the supply chain...

The market penetration rate for USB 3.0 flash drives may reach only 10% in 2013 before approaching 20-25% in 2014, according to DRAMeXchange.

SK Hynix said on September 7 that the company had partially resumed operations at its Wuxi, China plant that was damaged in a fire on Sepbember 4.

Late August 2013 contract prices for mainstream NAND flash memory fell 5-10%, reflecting weaker-than-expected demand from system OEMs and a continued slowdown in inventory replenishment...