Framework sees stable DDR5 prices while SSD costs keep rising

This is a clear RamTrend pricing signal. The payload indicates that Framework has not seen recent DRAM price movement large enough to change DDR5 module prices, but the company expects SSD inventory replacement to become materially more expensive after older stock is used up. The affected supply chain includes NAND and SSD controller or module vendors such as Western Digital, Sandisk, ADATA, and Phison. For buyers, the message is that SSD price pressure is already reaching downstream device makers even if DDR5 has not yet moved in the same way.