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Powerchip Semiconductor Corp. (PSC) is dropping eTT DDR prices
Leading effectively tested (eTT) DRAM supplier Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) has dropped its eTT DDR prices US$0.10, according to sources at memory module houses. The 256Mbit eTT DDR spot prices have gone from $2.60 to $2.42 in the month of August. If you do not know what eTT memory is please read our article titled "ETT & UTT Memory IC's Explained".
PSC has found its memory module customers and distributors reporting limited stock, the company started increasing its supply to the segment and lowered its price US$0.1 on August 16 to US$2.55, the sources noted. PSC may be offering the discount in order to help customers increase their reserves as the hot season approaches, the sources commented. With contract pricing growing moderately, the drop PSC could offer was limited, the sources noted. DRAMeXchange predicts that contract prices for mainstream DDR for the second half of August will stay flat or grow by US$0.5
Posted by | Thu, Aug 18, 2005 - 06:17 AM
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