Micron's ordinary memory could see tighter supply because HBM consumes far more factory capacity than conventional DRAM. Meeting AI demand could thus extend Micron's opportunity beyond AI memory. x.com
Trader C0bb
Derivatives Trader & Portfolio Manager, Creator of G-Ron TrendCloud
Dow Jones
Real-Time Financial News Wire
Mikhail Zverev says. ... "To have such demand destruction because of the memory cost and availability, which obviously is caused by AI pull, just shows that AI is crowding out so many things in the digital economy." tradingview.com
Jukan
Semiconductor & AI Infrastructure Research at Citrini
Korean suppliers plan to cut PC DRAM shipments by more than 20% YoY in 2027. With the U.S. supplier locking in volumes under SCAs, Korean suppliers are set to deepen their PC DRAM supply cuts to more than 40% YoY, accelerating the shift toward server DRAM. x.com
Zephyr
AI & Semiconductor Analyst at Citrini Research
Zinsner is too optimistic. PC unit sales will take a 20% hit next year x.com
Sandisk Corporation
Developer and manufacturer of NAND flash storage devices and solutions
If anything, I see it as, and I want to be careful on this because it's still early, but is it good enough to replace places where I'm using DRAM? Can I get enough endurance? Can I get enough performance if I run NAND in an SLC mode because the cost differential is huge, 20 to 40 x?
Chamath Palihapitiya
Founder & CEO of Social Capital, Co-Founder & CEO of 8090
The next memory bust does not need SI to stop growing. The last two downturns began with customers working through inventory. Buyers who had stocked up paused orders, and suppliers were hit by falling prices as well as weaker shipments. x.com
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Chief Financial Officer David Zinsner said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that PC sales are likely to remain weak for the next couple of years. Intel now expects the company's total addressable market for PCs to contract by about 12% this year, Zinsner said. tradingview.com
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Chief Executive Andy Jassy disclosed the company would spend an additional $20 billion on top of the $200 billion already announced. He attributed part of the increase to the higher cost of memory. tradingview.com
Reuters
Global News Agency
Intel forecast quarterly revenue and profit below estimates on Thursday, warning that a slowdown in the PC market driven by elevated memory costs would persist into next year. tradingview.com
Sam Altman
podcast
For a very long time, if you were a producer of DRAM, you would invest $20 billion of CapEx to make $19 billion. ... But, until right now, I don't think making memory has ever been a great business over a long period of time. And then all of a sudden, these guys are each going to make like $100 billion of free cash flow in a year. ... But, I think they all remember their history. How many times they almost went bankrupt by making too many fabs and being promised this time it was different. media.transistor.fm
The Transcript
Weekly Earnings-Call Quotes Newsletter
Samsung: "Surging AI-driven demand likely to further tighten supply shortages compared with CY26" x.com
Sravan Kundojjala
Semiconductor Industry Analyst at SemiAnalysis
Samsung 3Q26 ... semi capex $53.1B in 2026; Memory capex driven by new fabs; Foundry capex for Taylor x.com
Sravan Kundojjala
Semiconductor Industry Analyst at SemiAnalysis
[Samsung] DRAM ASP up around 20% q/q, bit shipments up low-to-mid single digit % q/q ... 4Q DRAM bit growth guided mid-to-high teens % Q/Q x.com
Sravan Kundojjala
Semiconductor Industry Analyst at SemiAnalysis
HBM4E/HBM5 larger die sizes and more metal layers to limit DRAM bit supply x.com
Jukan
Semiconductor & AI Infrastructure Research at Citrini
Jaejune Kim, Executive Vice President of the Memory Business in Samsung Electronics’ Device Solutions (DS) division, said ... “Next year’s HBM supply is already sold out, with pricing negotiations concluded at our target levels,” adding that “requests for additional volume continue to come in.” x.com
zerohedge
Financial Blog and News Aggregator
*SAMSUNG SEES 2026 CAPEX AT 84.4T WON VS 52.7T WON IN 2025 x.com
Jukan
Semiconductor & AI Infrastructure Research at Citrini
SAMSUNG: GIVEN CURRENT CONTRACT NEGOTIATION TRENDS, IT IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY LIKELY THAT 60–70% OF OUR TOTAL PRODUCTION CAPACITY WILL BE COVERED BY LONG-TERM SUPPLY AGREEMENTS THROUGH 2030. x.com
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Meta, Microsoft and Amazon signed contracts with Kioxia this year to secure long-term supply by committing to higher prices. The contracts protect Kioxia's profits if the market turns. ... Apple is expected to spend $25 billion on flash storage this year for about the same amount it bought for $6 billion in 2025, according to estimates by TechInsights. tradingview.com
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Meta, Microsoft and Amazon signed contracts with Kioxia this year to secure long-term supply by committing to higher prices. The contracts protect Kioxia's profits if the market turns. The company declined to comment. tradingview.com
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Samsung Electronics: Chip Business Posted Record Profit of KRW106.5T in 3Q ... It reiterated that tight memory supply will persist over the next few years, keeping chip prices elevated. tradingview.com
Damnang
Semiconductor Engineer in Silicon Valley, AI Chip Investment Research
Because today’s AI workloads need the bandwidth and capacity it provides. ... A technology capable of replacing HBM could certainly emerge. But it is not ready today. And demand for HBM is far too strong for the market to wait. x.com