Trendforce articles

NAND shortages could finally ease in 2027, but ADATA warns the DRAM crisis may last another 10 years

Crystal ball: Maybe we're worrying too much about the current memory crisis: according to TrendForce, NAND flash supply growth will outpace demand next year, with supply constraints easing in the second half of 2027. Or maybe we're not worrying enough: Adata's chairman says DRAM shortages will last another decade and that memory and electricity will become the world's two scarcest resources.

OLED monitor shipments jumped 92% in 2025, and Asus is leading the charge

Laptops could soon cost 40% more, and you already know why

Gaming demand is driving an OLED monitor boom as Asus overtakes Samsung

Memory makers cut production as NAND flash prices slide

DRAM and VRAM pricing expected to climb in Q3, you can thank server demand for that

In context: Demand for GPUs and other AI accelerators isn't expected to decrease anytime soon, and the cost of DRAM will be directly influenced by the strong "generative bubble" we are experiencing right now. Market intelligence company TrendForce has made some estimations for the third quarter of the year, and, unsurprisingly, prices are going up.

DDR5 memory prices could rise 20% due to increasing demand for AI chips

SSD price hike hits buyers hard, double-digit increase on the way

NAND flash market turnaround: Revenue surged 25% in Q4 2023

Analysts expect DRAM prices to continue to rise in 2024

Global SSD shipments declined more than 10% in 2022, but big players increased their market share

DRAM and NAND prices projected to edge upward in Q4 following production cuts

NAND flash prices expected to flatten out and then recover in Q4, ending SSD price drops

LCD monitor shipments were still down in Q1 2023, but market recovery is inbound

Expect SSD and RAM prices to rise as memory manufacturers slash production

Gaming monitor shipments are down for the first time ever

SSDs are about to get a lot cheaper as NAND prices plummet

SSD prices set to drop up to 8% next quarter due to NAND oversupply

Fabless semiconductor companies saw massive revenue growth in the past year

DDR5 prices set to improve in 2022, but don't expect any miracles

Kingston was the top DRAM module manufacturer last year, taking almost 80% of the market

DRAM prices have stopped climbing, now expected to lower in the coming months

Monitor shipments expected to hit 150 million this year, despite rising prices

Smartphone production predicted to hit record low this quarter due to Covid-19 impact