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inSpectrum weekly memory market report
Memory market research firm inSpectrum provides a weekly update on spot pricing in the NAND flash and DRAM markets and bimonthly updates on contract pricing.
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Friday 10 September 2010
DRAM contract price subjects to acute erosion pressure says inSpectrum
DRAM ASPs will face acute erosion pressure as the market has became purely driven by demand, according to inSpectrum.
Friday 3 September 2010
Inventory dumping among traders in Taiwan, says inSpectrum
The DRAM spot market saw some traders dumping more inventory to channels during the week (August 30-September 3), resulting in sharper price drops in the white-brand DDR3 segment,...
Friday 27 August 2010
Weak PC sales further drag down DRAM contract pricing in 2H August, says inSpectrum
DRAM contract pricing continued a downtrend in the later half of August, reflecting weak PC sales and a conservative outlook among PC OEMs, according to inSpectrum.
Monday 23 August 2010
More module makers clear NAND flash inventory to channels, says inSpectrum
A stronger price drop took place at the NAND flash spot market this week (August 16-20) amid inventory clearance among memory module houses, according to inSpectrum.
Friday 13 August 2010
Slow PC and consumer electronics demand continues weighing on DRAM and NAND flash ASP, says inSpectrum
The DRAM and NAND flash contract markets have seen price corrections continue for the first half of August as a result of slow demand, according to inSpectrum.
Tuesday 3 August 2010
White-box tablets spur low-density NAND flash pricing, says inSpectrum
Spot price of low-density NAND flash has gained strong momentum recently, thanks to demand from makers in China trying to product iPad-like devices, according to inSpectrum.
Friday 23 July 2010
DRAM contract price decline continues in 2H July, says inSpectrum
The mainstream DDR3 contract market has seen a mild price drop for the latter half of July, reflecting slow demand, according to inSpectrum. DDR2, which has become a legacy memory...
Friday 16 July 2010
DDR1 sees significant demand in spot market, says inSpectrum
The DRAM spot market remained slow this week (July 12-16), except for DDR1, the legacy memory product. Some unexpected demand for DDR1 from the Greater China area resulted in a noticeable...
Friday 2 July 2010
E-book demand stimulates NAND flash spot pricing, says inSpectrum
Spot pricing of low-density NAND flash chips continued rising this week (June 28-July 2), thanks to warming-up demand from white-box e-book makers in China, according to inSpectrum...
Friday 25 June 2010
Weakening US dollar spurs speculative trading in DRAM spot market, says inSpectrum
Speculative trading took place in the DRAM spot market this week (June 21-25) as some China-based traders/brokers realized that the weakening US dollar against the Chinese yuan allowed...
Friday 18 June 2010
DRAM spot market still quiet, says inSpectrum
The DRAM spot market remained weak this week (June 14-17), with prices staying mostly flat, according to inSpectrum.
Friday 11 June 2010
Price correction seen in DRAM spot market again, says inSpectrum
A price correction in the DRAM spot market occurred again this week (June 7-11) as brokers/traders dumped their inventory, according to inSpectrum.
Wednesday 9 June 2010
DRAM contract price starts losing strength, says inSpectrum
After seeing ASPs of DRAM hold stable for a while, a weakening price trend emerged in the first half of June, with stronger downside pressure expected in the later half of the month,...
Friday 4 June 2010
Speculative trading brings an unexpected DRAM spot price rebound, says inSpectrum
Spot price of DDR2 posted an unexpected rebound this week (May 31-June 4) amid speculative trading at the Greater China region, according to inSpectrum.
Friday 28 May 2010
Acute price correction seen amid memory module price cuts, says inSpectrum
Driven by major memory module houses' sharp price cuts, corresponding DRAM spot prices have posted an acute drop this week, especially for the DDR2 segment, according to inSpectrum...