DDR4 Memory Will Experience a New Price Rise of 50%
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Morgan Stanley says that the next supply compression in DDR4 and SLC NAND is mainly driven by the offer, as memory manufacturers continue to shift capacity to HBM, DDR5 and NAND top layer. Morgan Stanley’s latest note does not bring happy news for the [...] Morgan Stanley’s Post Analysts Alert 50% Increases in DDR4 Memory Prices by the End of the Year First appeared on TransMedia.
News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. The memory crisis is also starting to hit the DDR4 RAM hard. According to a new note from Morgan Stanley, the prices of this memory could rise by about 50% during the third quarter of 2026. Then, in the fourth quarter, it would add another cumulative increase of more than 10%. The data attracts attention because DDR4 is a mature technology and should be increasingly cheape…
The memory crisis continues to find new ways to punish the consumer market, this time to those who resort to "low cost" configurations with DDR4 RAM. According to a new note by Morgan Stanley, the price of DDR4 memory could go up by about 50% during the third quarter of 2026, and subsequently add another cumulative rise of over 10% in the fourth quarter. And yes, the most striking thing of all is that we are talking about a mature technology tha…
The US financial service provider Morgan Stanley is convinced that the prices for DDR4-RAM and SLC-NAND will also increase significantly in the near future.
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