Memory prices soar as AI demand tightens DRAM and NAND supply, spot buying slows near year-end

Siu Han, Taipei; Levi Li, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 30 January 2026 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

Memory demand remains strong, intensifying the industry's supply-demand imbalance. Contract prices for the first quarter of 2026 are rising sharply, with major South Korean memory suppliers releasing new quotations showing DDR5 price hikes of up to...

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