DDR DRAM chip prices should remain relatively stable this week after some positive surge in price in first half of July, according to DRAMeXchange. The market research firm predicts that DDR DRAM spot prices will remain at current levels at least until contract prices for the first half of August are released.

While SDRAM contract prices remain stable and demand is steady, DRAMeXchange predicts that SDRAM prices should continue to rise this week. Since SDRAM is no longer the mainstream product in the memory market, total output is gradually declining. The price of 133MHz 256Mbit (32Mbit×8) SDRAM have surged from US$3.44 in early July to US$3.87 currently, according to DRAMeXchange. 

By: DocMemory
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