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Samsung reportedly plans 20% DRAM price hike in Q3
Samsung Electronics is reportedly planning to raise DRAM prices by about 20 percent in the third quarter and has verbally notified some customers of the plan, a Chinese media outlet reported Saturday, citing industry sources. An executive at a Chinese electronics manufacturer told the outlet that the company had discussed the matter with Samsung last month and had already received verbal notice of the planned price increase. The executive confirmed the move, saying higher DRAM prices could event
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Fresh Galaxy Z Fold 8 leak suggests US buyers won’t escape a price hike
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DRAM Prices Likely To Drop 80%-90% In 3 Years
DRAM Prices Likely To Drop 80%-90% In 3 Years
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