The Latest Breaking News from Trendforce

SSD pricing looks set to slide by as much as 13% during Q3 this year, compounding the 15-20% drop seen in Q2.

Manufacturers are cutting production of DDR4, meaning higher-capacity DDR5 kits could become more readily available from next year.

PC RAM pricing continues to fall, but at a far slower rate. However, it isn't sustainable for manufacturers to slow production and stockpile in the long term.

We’re used to Apple unveiling a product that’s ready for immediate mass consumption, but things could be a little different with its AR/VR headset. In fact, with everything we know about the device so far, I’d practically guarantee it.

A new report suggests that the Apple VR/AR headset will struggle to ship 100,000 units in its first year, with even bleaker projections for the product’s lifetime. Here’s everything we know — and why this may not be a bad thing.

Kioxia and Western Digital advance merger talks as prices and demand for flash memory fall.

U.S. CHIPS Act funding requirements to limit Chinese semiconductor investments for 10 years.

TrendForce research suggests that gaming monitors saw demand for gaming monitors drop by 13% in 2022, but predicts it will come back in 2023.

Pretty soon, current storage capacities will be practically free.

TrendForce sees NAND Flash pricing downturn to continue through 2Q23, with no prospect of turnaround until 4Q23.

TrendForce says DRAM prices down 20% in Q1 2023, will continue to fall in Q2 2023.