As the storage super price increase cycle continues for more than a year, industry research institutes and executives of listed storage companies have recently stated that it is expected that the trend of memory chip price increases will continue and will be difficult to mitigate in the short term, but demand for products in different downstream markets is now divided, and it is expected that it will continue to curb demand in the consumer electronics market. According to the latest memory industry research released by Jibang Consulting, the average contract price for general-purpose DRAM products in October rose 5.77% from $26 last month; compared to the price of $2.9 when tracking statistics began in June 2016, the cumulative increase has now been huge. Jibang Consulting predicts that PC DRAM contract prices will rise 13% to 18% month-on-month in the fourth quarter of this year. Affected by the storage price increase cycle, sales of consumer electronics products such as mobile phones, computers, and tablets have all hit new lows in many years since this year.

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