SK hynix Rumored to Scrap Memory Price Caps
Beth_Kindig · x · 2026-07-11
Rumor has it that **SK hynix** has lifted price ceilings in its long-term memory supply contracts. In contrast, **Micron**'s contract pricing continues to reflect spot price hikes more comprehensively. This signals that memory suppliers are gaining stronger **pricing power**, driven by robust AI demand. The post also mentions **$MU, $NVDA, $AMD**, pointing to the dynamic interplay within the AI chip and memory supply chain.
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