One reason is the oligopoly structure of the DRAM companies, adjusting output and prices in tandem. Chart 3 Chart 4 shows that the slowing in ASP drop combined with large growth in bit shipments ...

The chart for this post's graphic illustrates the lowest DRAM spot market price per gigabyte over the past two years. This graphic shows no important price softening since last November.

Chart 1 shows the share prices of the three DRAM companies in addition to NAND supplier Toshiba). ... DRAM prices will not have started to drop until contract prices start to drop.

DRAM ASPs (average selling prices) will climb significantly in 2010 on high demand and lower supply, according to the 2009 edition of IC Insights’ McClean Report, to be released next month. The report ...

IC Insights expects that the present wave of supply destruction will more closely align DRAM supply and demand, resulting in a resurgence of DRAM prices. The following chart shows the group's ...

The price of high-end 2GB DDR3 (double data rate, third generation) DRAM modules declined to US$25 in the first half of November, down 46 percent from its peak of US$46.50 in the first half of ...

Oversupply in DRAM market is a poignant issue surrounding Micron’s prospects. The DRAM space is an oligopolistic space.As the chart above shows, in 2007 11 companies produced DRAM chips in ~40 ...

Micron Technology's MU DRAM revenues grew 47.3% year over year in the second quarter of fiscal 2025 to $6.12 billion. The ...

The average market prices for DRAM and NAND chips increased for May, with the price for 8 GB DDR4 chips now at $2.10, going up by around 27% from $1.65 in April. Prices for these chips hovered at ...

After a significant surge in Q1, DRAM prices have begun to head down again because of slower demand growth and increased supply, iSuppli Corp. data indicates. However, some DRAM prices may begin to ...

The price of DRAM, the main memory inside personal computers, will likely keep falling throughout the first half of next year before a recovery takes hold, analysts and market researchers say.