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To: Gottfried who wrote (15336)	7/4/2005 11:21:51 PM
From: etchmeister	Read Replies (1) of 25522

Samsung raises July DRAM quotes Printer friendly Related stories Comments Email to a friend Latest news Hans Wu, Taipei; Carrie Yu, DigiTimes.com [Monday 4 July 2005] Samsung Electronics has informed its clients that it plans to raise the quotes for its DDR 256Mbit chips to US$3, according to sources at the company. The average spot price on July 4 for DDR 256Mbit memory was US$2.41-2.42, while the average contract price for June was US$2.44, according to DRAMeXchange. Samsung has decided to raise its prices due to strong orders from OEM makers. Also, the company has been allocating most of its memory capacity to NAND flash and DDR2 chips, causing tighter supply of DDR in the spot market, Taiwan-based DRAM makers commented. DRAM makers can barely meet demand in the spot market and supply will remain tight at least through the first half of this month, as their capacity is mostly booked by OEM makers, the makers indicated. Related stories Sources: Samsung raises 512Mb DDR quotes (Jun 28) Samsung said to be raising DRAM quotes in first half of June (Jun 2) DRAM contract prices continue to drop (May 6) DDR spot prices boom (Mar 25) Samsung cuts NAND flash prices, distributors refuse to budge (Jul 30)

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