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Chinese Memory Manufacturer CXMT 470% Surge in IPO

As we face an unprecedented memory crises, many have turned their eyes to China in the hope that the country will soon produce consumer DRAM chips. Now, CXMTs latest IPO offering has seen a 470% surge in value, showing that the memory maker could be the answer.

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SK Group Chairman Admits that Memory Prices are Abnormally High

Memory prices continue to rise, and the supply of these devices to the consumer market remain tight. But astonishingly, an SK Group Chairman was recently quoted as saying these prices are abnormally high, suggesting that the market may soon face adjustments.

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CPU Shortage Could Soon Ease With Intel’s 18A Process

The global CPU shortage, driven by surging AI demand and high DRAM prices, has made CPUs harder to find than memory, with both Intel and AMD struggling to meet market needs. Intel’s upcoming 18A process and Panther Lake CPUs offer hope for relief, but challenges remain. Will Intel’s 18A process truly resolve the shortage, how long until markets stabilize, and could consumer-focused startups offer new solutions?

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The AI Tax: Why Your Next Computer and Car Are Becoming Collateral Damage in the Silicon Supercycle

ASC Global outlines how AI demand is reshaping memory supply, raising costs, and pushing PCs, automotive, and industrial systems into tighter component constraints.

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