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146.15Index

As of

Daily

-0.82%

vs Nov 5, 2026

WoW

-2.17%

vs Oct 30, 2026

MoM

+3.03%

vs Oct 7, 2026

135.99Index

As of

Daily

-1.06%

vs Nov 5, 2026

WoW

-2.39%

vs Oct 30, 2026

MoM

-3.32%

vs Oct 7, 2026

140.76Index

As of

Daily

-0.93%

vs Nov 5, 2026

WoW

-2.68%

vs Oct 30, 2026

MoM

-1.62%

vs Oct 7, 2026

Weekly trend

Weekly DRAM price trend index

DDR5 16Gb: 100.00 on 2026-05-20, 146.15 on 2026-11-06. DDR4 16Gb: 100.00 on 2026-05-20, 135.99 on 2026-11-06. DDR4 8Gb: 100.00 on 2026-05-20, 140.76 on 2026-11-06.

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Publicly displayable trend indices derived from real observations and rebased to 100 at each series' first observation. No interpolation or stale samples presented as current.

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DRAM spot price update

Index / daily: DDR5 16Gb 4800/5600 146.15 / -0.82%; DDR4 16Gb 3200 135.99 / -1.06%; DDR4 8Gb 3200 140.76 / -0.93%

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Industry updateNeutralNVIDIA Newsroom

More Performance From Every Byte: How Full-Stack Codesign Solves AI’s Memory Challenge

Larger models, longer contexts and agentic applications are increasing GPU memory pressure while supply tightens and prices rise — a trend expected to continue through the near term. NVIDIA works closely with memory partners to rapidly adopt the latest memory technologies. NVIDIA was first to adopt HBM3e and HBM4 technologies into an accelerated computing stack. […]

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Industry updateNeutralTom's Hardware

Apple faces unprecedented memory cost increases as RAM prices continue to surge, manufacturing bill climbs by $33 billion

Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are facing strong demand for memory from AI data centers, prompting manufacturers to prioritize higher-margin server products and high-bandwidth memory. That shift is tightening supplies of conventional DRAM and NAND flash used in smartphones, laptops, and other consumer devices. The squeeze is also affecting smaller manufacturers, with Fairphone reporting that memory now accounts for nearly 60% of the bill of materials for some of its phones

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Industry updateNeutralTom's Hardware

Sam Altman meets with Samsung leadership to secure more RAM for data centers amid crushing shortages

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman met with around 50 Samsung executives in South Korea on October 31 to discuss AI's future, business opportunities and the technology's impact on corporate operations. The meeting comes as demand for memory chips grows alongside AI infrastructure spending, putting pressure on global DRAM supplies. Samsung and SK hynix together accounted for approximately 83% of global high-bandwidth memory revenue in the second quarter of 2026, highlighting South Korea's central role in supplying the hardware behind the AI expansion.

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