Memory Chips Face Worsening Supply-Demand Imbalance; Wedbush Forecasts Over 100% Price Hike for Some Products

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The memory chip market is currently experiencing a worsening supply-demand imbalance. According to a Wedbush report, driven by a surge in demand and tight supply, prices for certain memory products are expected to rise by over 100%. Analysts note that DRAM and NAND storage prices are climbing rapidly, with projections indicating a 'triple-digit' increase in the first half of 2026 compared to the fourth quarter of 2025. DRAM prices may rise by 130% to 150%, with NAND prices approaching similar levels, signaling a new strong growth cycle for the memory market.

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