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Memory Pricing · Aug 8, 2026

Apacer Warns 2027 DRAM Shortage Could Remain Severe

Apacer CEO C.K. Chang expects memory price gains to slow later in 2026 but says DRAM shortages will remain acute into 2027, according to DigiTimes.

Price impact: 8Direction: upSource: DigiTimes Daily

DigiTimes reports that Apacer CEO C.K. Chang sees memory price increases moderating in the second half of 2026, while supply conditions remain tight. The compact payload specifically highlights DRAM as the area where shortages are expected to stay severe, with the headline warning that 2027 supply could fall sharply. For RamTrend, this is a direct module-channel signal. Apacer sits close to customers buying memory modules and storage products, so its outlook helps show how suppliers and OEMs are reading availability beyond spot market moves. Even if the pace of price increases slows, persistent shortage expectations can keep contract negotiations firm and limit buyer leverage.

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