The prices of many stored finished products have risen again, continuing to reveal the domino effect caused by the rising tide of prices.

Since the third quarter, upstream companies have successively controlled resource supply and slowed down their shipments, with some even pressing the pause button on the supply of DRAM resources. In the blink of an eye, we are now in the latter half of the last quarter of the year. While upstream supply has not improved, the market continues to consume inventory, causing the supply-demand contradiction in the spot market to worsen, further strengthening the mentality of storage manufacturers to hold onto their goods and sell them sparingly. Under the continued impact of tightened resource supply, most storage products are continuing their trend of price increases. The soaring prices of storage chips are causing a strong domino effect in the consumer market.