DRAM prices continue to drop and is expected to continue throughout the third quarter as suppliers boost their shipments, market researcher iSuppli said in a recent report.

iSuppli Corp. has maintained a negative rating of DRAM market conditions since May, due to weak demand. In general, prices have been on the decline on the U.S. spot market for the past four weeks, the company said.

Pricing for 256-Mbit Double Data Rate (DDR) SDRAM declined by 5 percent this week. On the Asian spot market, the price for 256-Mbit DDR fell to less than $4, marking the first time this has occurred since the week of January 19, said iSuppli.

By: DocMemory
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