Samsung to Increase DRAM and NAND Prices by as Much as 10%
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Samsung's memory division is preparing for another price hike, which could further exacerbate the already serious memory market crisis. The company is reportedly planning to raise the prices of DRAM and NAND memories for smartphones by 7-10 percent, HVG reports.
Samsung will reportedly raise DRAM and NAND prices for smartphone makers
Korean publication Sisa Journal e reports that Samsung Electronics (the DS division, specifically) wants to increase the prices of DRAM and NAND for smartphones by 7% to 10%. Chinese smartphone makers are first – negotiations with them are already underway. Apple will be asked back to the negotiating table in Q4 (October-December). Even Samsung’s smartphone division will not be spared (the DS and DX divisions operate separately). Apple may be a …
It's not cheap to buy memory and storage for phones now, but the price of essential components may soon increase further.
Samsung is reportedly planning significant price increases for its mobile DRAM and NAND memory.
Samsung to increase DRAM and NAND prices by as much as 10%
A new report in South Korea states that Samsung Electronics (specifically its semiconductor division is looking to increase the prices of its DRAM and NAND by around 7 to 10% by the fourth quarter of 2026, and that all smartphone brands—including Samsung and Apple—are going to be affected. Chinese phone brands are reportedly undergoing negotiations, […]
Samsung's memory manufacturing division would raise its prices by 7-10 percent, which market players will be able to pass on to customers, in part or in full.
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