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Jacob Fox

Goldman Sachs research seems to point towards DRAM and SSD prices spiking next year as memory supply lags behind demand

A photo of a 128 GB Crucial DDR5-6400 CUDIMM kit.

Another day, another reminder that the memory market is screwed, yippee. The storage market as well, actually, although the effects of the HBM and DRAM shortage have certainly been more visible than the effects of the NAND shortage so far. Now, new analyst commentary on Goldman Sachs research predicts—drumroll—a pretty bleak outlook on both memory and storage fronts. Shocker, I know.

Regarding memory, Citrini research analyst Jukan says on X, "demand for both High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) and conventional DRAM continues to outstrip supply."

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