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Institution: AI server demand to support memory contract prices to rise in Q2 2026; CSPs lock in supply through long-term agreements

Institution: AI server demand to support memory contract prices to rise in Q2 2026; CSPs lock in supply through long-term agreements

金十金十2026/03/31 07:55
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```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on March 31 that according to TrendForce's latest memory price survey, in the second quarter of 2026, DRAM manufacturers are actively shifting production capacity to HBM and Server applications and adopting a "catch-up" strategy to narrow the price gap between different products. Despite the risk of declining shipments in the terminal market, it is estimated that the overall contract price of conventional DRAM will still increase by 58-63% quarter-over-quarter. The NAND Flash market continues to be dominated by demand from AI and data centers, and the chain effect of price increases across the entire product line remains strong. It is expected that overall contract prices in the second quarter will rise by 70-75% quarter-over-quarter.```
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