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Memory Pricing · Jul 7, 2026

3Q26 memory contracts set for another sharp increase as AI demand holds

Digitimes reports that memory contract prices are expected to rise again in the third quarter, with enterprise SSD and server RDIMM prices likely to climb by more than 30%.

Price impact: 9Direction: upSource: DigiTimes Daily

The report is a direct pricing signal for memory buyers. After several quarters of increases, consumer demand is already weakening, but supplier pricing power remains strong because AI infrastructure demand is still absorbing capacity. The sharpest pressure appears to be in enterprise SSDs and server RDIMMs, where data-center purchases are competing for supply with other segments.

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