Industry Daily: Q3 DRAM Revenue Nears $200B, Up 369% YoY
创业邦 · wechat · 2026-11-06
Highlights from this industry daily:
- Counterpoint data shows global DRAM revenue in Q3 2026 approaching $200 billion, up 369% year over year, driven mainly by price hikes—unit shipments rose only about 4% quarter over quarter, with average price per GB hitting $1.9.
- Samsung transferred roughly 300 pieces of equipment to Tongbu (DB HiTek) as it exits the 8-inch foundry business, and will shut down its remaining two fabs by the end of 2030.
- Huawei launched its first HarmonyOS desktop, the Qingyun HM650, featuring the Kirin X90 chip and the Xiaoyi agent, with over 21,000 apps already adapted.
- China's MIIT disclosed that the country has built more than 26,000 industrial 5G private networks and 1,260 5G factories, with the industrial internet covering all 41 major industrial categories.
- Toyota has set up a robotics division in a corporate reorganization, led by Chief Production Officer Takefumi Shiga, positioned as a key pillar of its future business.
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