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Digitimes October 29, 2026 By DIGITIMES positive

Memory surge leaves CPI stable, hits consumer electronics hardest

Memory
Soaring memory prices have pushed some IC design firms to develop and manufacture their own SRAM as a substitute for DRAM, while electronics assemblers and brand manufacturers that still need DRAM face challenges in passing on higher costs and securing supply through long-term contracts.
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