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Micron’s price target was raised to $400 by Bank of America due to rising DRAM and NAND prices and limited supply
Wall Street analysts are raising price targets on chip stocks Intel, AMD, and Micron as earnings season once again dawned ...
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Mem-ageddon: AI chip frenzy to wallop DRAM prices with 70% hike
Samsung and SK hynix readying another gouge as server silicon squeeze leaves PCs and phones out in the cold Memory prices are ...
Driven by the AI boom, global computer memory prices have entered a record growth cycle, with DRAM increases outpacing gold ...
Samsung Electronics and SK hynix face surging demand as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia and Amazon scramble for DRAM amid a ...
According to Korean sources, Samsung and SK Hynix are more than willing to raise memory chip prices while the AI-driven financial bubble continues. Both companies are ...
There's only so much RAM to go around, and with data centers seen as the priority, smartphone and laptop makers may have to ...
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AI gobbling up memory chips essential to gadget makers
As devices from toys to cars get smarter at the Consumer Electronics Show, gadget makers are grappling with a shortage of ...
As AI companies snap up memory chips, smartphone and PC makers face higher costs and tighter supply — which could lead to ...
Several memory chip makers are scrambling to increase spending on new factories even as chip prices remain in the doldrums. Users stand to benefit most because as the new factories ramp up production, ...
Taiwan’s biggest DRAM maker, Nanya Technology, reported its first net profit in nearly three years on Wednesday, as DRAM prices rose and demand remained strong in the fourth quarter of last year. But ...
People can cheer the ongoing DRAM chip glut, despite its impact on companies and their stock prices. Lower prices for the chips are encouraging PC vendors to install more DRAM per box these days, and ...
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