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Even as demand continues to be weak for DRAM, makers of such memory solutions decided they can no longer reap any sort of benefit from letting prices slide any lower than they already are.
It really does look like the DRAM market has still not recovered much, something that, one might say, makers of such chips figured would last regardless of whether or not they keep cutting prices.
Memory was already having demand problem late last year and that situation kept up through the first and second quarters.
Granted, there were a few episodes when spot prices recovered slightly, with one of the more promising (in suppliers' view) developments being cause, ironically enough, by the Japan disaster.
It really does look like the DRAM market has still not recovered much, something that, one might say, makers of such chips figured would last regardless of whether or not they keep cutting prices.
Memory was already having demand problem late last year and that situation kept up through the first and second quarters.
Granted, there were a few episodes when spot prices recovered slightly, with one of the more promising (in suppliers' view) developments being cause, ironically enough, by the Japan disaster.