DigiTimes reports that AI infrastructure spending continued to lift demand for both conventional DRAM and high-bandwidth memory during the second quarter of 2026. The publication says Samsung regained the leading position in the DRAM market while China's CXMT increased its presence. The combination of stronger AI demand and broader supplier participation illustrates two forces shaping the market at once: high-value HBM requirements are expanding, while Chinese producers are seeking a larger role in the broader DRAM landscape. The supplied report provides no market-share or pricing figures. It supports a view of firm AI-related demand, but does not by itself establish a near-term direction for DRAM prices.
DRAM · Sep 4, 2026
AI Infrastructure Spending Reshapes DRAM Competition
The global DRAM market continued to expand in the second quarter of 2026 as AI investment supported conventional memory and HBM demand, DigiTimes reports.
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