TREE NEWS reports: Global DRAM market revenue reached $147.024 billion in Q2 2026, up 55.9% quarter-over-quarter, a record high. Server DRAM and HBM sales surged on strong server demand, with ASP growth slowing from triple-digit to 40-50% in Q2. Prices remained firm, driving volume and price gains. Q3 ASP is expected to rise further but at a slower pace as long-term price caps lock in.
Global DRAM market Q2 2026 revenue up 55.9% QoQ to record $147B
The dramatic revenue surge underscores how AI-driven server demand is reshaping memory markets, with HBM and server DRAM as the primary growth engines. The moderation in ASP growth from triple-digit to 40-50% signals a transition from acute shortage pricing to more sustainable, albeit still robust, pricing power. For chipmakers and data center operators, the key dynamic is whether long-term price caps can balance profitability against customer cost pressures, as this will determine if the record pace is a peak or a plateau. The Q3 outlook of slower ASP increases suggests the market is normalizing, making the durability of server demand the central question for the coming quarters.
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