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[Monitor] DRAM prices surge in April upon ‘untact’ boom
By Korea HeraldPublished : May 6, 2020 - 11:00
With increase in server demand following the normalization of Chinese PC makers and wider non-face-to-face activities since the COVID-19 outbreak, DRAM contract prices surged in April, according to market researcher DRAMeXchange.
The average contract prices of DDR4 8-gigabit DRAM, used for personal computers, came to $3.29 as of the end of April. It was up 11.9 percent from $2.94 in March. It is the first double-digit monthly rise for DRAM prices since April 2017.
The price of NAND flash, which is used in solid-state drives, remained unchanged.
(khnews@heraldcorp.com)
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