SSD Channel Prices Plunge, Marking This Year's Largest Drop
This week, SSD prices across all channels saw a sharp, widespread decline, marking the largest drop of the year, influenced by price cuts from some memory makers vying for orders and easing upstream resource costs. Current prices remain significantly higher than pre-price-hike levels from last year. The spot trading prices for upstream flash memory wafers are accelerating their decline, with most 512Gb TLC and 1Tb QLC wafers trading over 30% below their official factory prices.
SSD Channel Prices See Broad Decline: Largest Drop of the Year
Influenced by price cuts from some memory manufacturers vying for orders and easing upstream resource prices, SSD channel prices have seen a comprehensive and significant drop this week. However, current price levels remain notably higher than they were before last year's price hikes. The spot trading prices for upstream flash memory wafers have recently accelerated their decline, with the trading prices for most 512 Gb TLC and 1 Tb QLC wafers now more than 30% lower than the manufacturers' official prices.
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