TREE NEWS update: Sharetronic Data said DDR memory is in severe shortage, with recent quotes raised 30% and accepted by customers. The company attributed the shortage to HBM consuming substantial production capacity and said the price-up trend will persist for at least three years. Flash is relatively weak and consumer-grade Flash prices have fallen, while HDD prices remain firm and are rising steadily.
Sharetronic Data: DDR Memory in Severe Shortage, Recent Quotes Raised 30% and Accepted
The significance here is the split signal inside memory: DDR scarcity and accepted 30% increases point to genuine pricing power tied to AI-driven HBM capacity diversion, while soft consumer Flash shows the strength is not broad-based. This affects hardware buyers and anyone exposed to memory supply chains, since the cost pressure is being absorbed rather than resisted. The three-year persistence claim is a company assertion, not a market fact — whether DDR tightness actually outlasts the current HBM buildout, and whether Flash weakness spreads, are the open questions worth watching.
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