a’).click(); event.preventDefault();”>View in Full Size While supply and stock shortages in the semiconductor industry are slowly starting to ease, new changes may occur in SSD and DRAM prices. According to a new report shared by TrendForce, memory manufacturers are preparing to slow down production.SSD and Memory production slows down
According to reports, Micron, one of the world’s leading memory manufacturers, plans to cut DRAM and NAND production due to increasing inflation and the decrease in user demands. Also, Micron is not the only company that has decided to make changes in memory production. Japan-based Kioxia also announced that production will be reduced by 30 percent at its Yokkaichi and Kitakami plants.
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Analyst firm TrendForce, on the other hand, says that there will not be a significant decrease in DRAM production compared to NAND Flash, and there will be a decrease of 20-25 percent in the last quarter. In SSDs reaching the end consumer, this rate will be around 15-20 percent. However, the new decision taken to correct the supply-demand balance may affect memory and SSD prices next year.
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