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DDR4 Costs 40% More Than DDR5: Who’s Still Buying It?
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According to Counterpoint Research’s latest biweekly report, Memory Solutions for GenAI, memory prices are projected to surge by roughly 50% from current levels by Q2 2026. Since the start of this year, cumulative price increases have already reached 50%, with an additional 30% rise potentially coming in Q4 2025 and a further 20% spike anticipated in early 2026. Among memory types, traditional LPDDR4 faces the steepest risk of price hikes, as NVIDIA’s growing server-side demand for LPDDR spills over into the consumer electronics market.
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