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Adata sees memory uptrend extend into 1H27
digitimes.com · 1d
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Adata posted record-high revenue and profit in the second quarter of 2026 and said memory supply remains tight. The company expects third-quarter operating performance to outperform the second quarter and sees DRAM and NAND flash prices remaining on an upward trend through the fourth quarter and the first half of 2027. In particular, Adata said DRAM supply in 2027 will be even tighter than in 2026.
First report: Winbond's record 2Q points to tighter memory markets and more pricing power ahead — digitimes.com, 4d
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