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DRAM and NAND spike 100%+: triggering 2025's toughest pricing crisis for electronics makers

Levi Li

Levi Li

, DIGITIMES Asia, Taipei

Nov 28, 2025, 15:52 0

Credit: AFP

A global surge in memory prices is disrupting the electronics supply chain, creating what manufacturers describe as 2025's toughest pricing season...

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