The upward trend in the price of storage devices embedded in personal computers (PCs) is getting stronger. Looking at solid-state drives (SSDs), the January-March bulk transaction price was 10% higher than the previous quarter, rising for two consecutive quarters. Memory vendors that have reduced supply proposed price increases to improve profits, and the demand side accepted this request; there is also a trend of early procurement of SSDs due to bullish prices. Major memory vendors have indicated that they are still planning to increase prices in the future. An e-commerce company executive pointed out, “Compared to around summer 2021 before the price reduction, the price level is still quite cheap. Memory vendors also need to continuously improve profits”. (Nikkei News)
固态硬盘一季度大宗交易价格环比涨一成
Solid state drive bulk transaction prices rose 10% month-on-month in the first quarter
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