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Despite a short-term correction in spot market prices for DRAM memory, contract prices will continue to rise in the second half of the year, according to memory module manufacturer Adata Technology.

Gains from low-cost inventory will continue to boost Adata Technologys gross margin in the second quarter, which is expected to reach another record high, according to the memory module manufacturer.

ADATA Technology, headquartered in Taiwan, has unveiled the "LEGEND 970," an NVMe M.2 SSD that supports PCI Express 5.0 (x4) connection. This high-performance SSD comes in two capacity opt...

ADATA Technology today launched the LEGEND 970 solid state drive. With a maximum sequential read/write speed of 10,000/10,000MB per second, the SSD is impressively fast.

DRAM contract prices are likely to bottom out in the third quarter of 2023 while the NAND flash segment will reach the lowest point in the fourth quarter, according to memory module company Adata Technology.

Adata Technology has observed signs of a potential demand reversal in the DRAM memory market during the second half of this year, according to Simon Chen, chairman for the memory module maker.

Memory products will remain a buyers market in the short term as inventory levels at suppliers are still at historical highs, and prices are caught in a tug-of-war between both suppliers and customers in the second quarter of the year.

The memory chip market is coming out of its slump, with server and PC applications driving the recovery, according memory module makers Taiwan-based Adata Technology.

Adata Technology believes its industry will start stabilizing in the second quarter, while fellow memory module firm Team Group still sees the industry having a difficult year.

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