The shortage of DDR4 has spread to DDR3, and NAND prices have stabilized after stopping their decline.

According to the latest storage spot price trend report released by TrendForce, in the DRAM segment, demand for DDR5 is particularly strong, while DDR4 supply remains tight and prices continue to stay high, prompting some buyers to downgrade to DDR3—this has also driven up DDR3 prices. In the NAND flash segment, after contract prices rose in the second quarter of 2026, spot prices have stabilized, but overall trading activity remains sluggish. (Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily)
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