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MacBooks are the latest victim of the memory shortage. Here's why laptop prices keep rising
Memory costs have exploded in 2026, leading Apple and other computing giants to jack up laptop prices. Against that backdrop, ...
Smartphone buyers face higher costs as memory chip prices surge. Rising DRAM and storage module costs are pushing brands to ...
The world’s second largest memory module maker ADATA and Taiwan’s number two TEAMGROUP have paused quotations, signalling a market hotter than punters expected and rising prices. ADATA, chairman, Chen ...
Apple raises Mac prices as memory costs surge, driven by AI data center demand. Analysts weigh how rising component costs ...
If you’ve noticed that your next smartphone, laptop, or PC upgrade suddenly costs noticeably more than it did a year ago, you’re seeing the effects of the 2026 memory supply shortage play out in real ...
Samsung Electronics (SSNLF) noted that rumors are inaccurate that it has implemented an 80% price increase across its memory products, United Daily News reported. Samsung's distributors have issued ...
After soaring more than 2,200% over the past year, DDR4 16Gb spot prices have finally begun to decline, signaling a growing polarization in the memory market in the first quarter of 2026. While DRAM ...
Corsair DDR5 modules spotted with Chinese CXMT chips as AI demand starves PCs of DRAM. Prices may fall in H2 2027. Corsair, one of the most recognisable names in PC components, is shipping DDR5 memory ...
ASRock's HUDIMM DDR5 memory with just one sub-channel could help lower memory prices on Intel boards
Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. If you ever want to gauge how bad the market situation for a product is, look for companies introducing cost-efficient alternatives. That is exactly what ...
Memory module maker Transcend Information saw its net profit double from a year ago in 2025, as rising memory prices and sustained demand lifted margins and revenues. The company said consolidated ...
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