A DigiTimes report says the memory market has entered a powerful upswing, with third-quarter 2026 contract prices continuing to rise after already posting steep gains in the second quarter. According to the report, second-quarter contract prices climbed 40%, and third-quarter increases could reach another 30% to 40% as upstream supply remains tight. For RamTrend, this is a clear pricing signal: strong contract momentum and constrained supply conditions point to continued firmness across the memory market in the second half of 2026. The report also indicates that the top three memory manufacturers are positioned for sharply stronger profits if current pricing trends persist.
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Tight Supply Keeps Memory Contract Prices Rising Into Q3 2026
Memory contract prices are still accelerating into the third quarter of 2026, with industry sources pointing to tight upstream supply and another large round of increases. If the trend holds, leading manufacturers could see a major profit boost through the second half.
Price impact: 8Direction: upSource: DigiTimes Daily