NEWS + INSIGHTS

Both the memory and storage markets have maintained their downward trend in demand, despite cost-saving opportunities.

Overall, storage market activity has been on a downtrend as customers and suppliers have been forced to hold higher inventories

Lead times continue to stretch for NXP’s MCU and MPU series. Standard lead times are now sitting at 40 – 50 weeks, with the MC series hovering around 52 weeks, and some series rising above 60 weeks.

Beginning October 2nd, 2022, Intel will increase pricing across all product lines. This is in reaction to rising inflation and raw material shortages that are driving up production costs.

Since memory modules are the last parts needed in a build, customers are pivoting from buffering stock and resorting to just-in-time to avoid overstock of parts they don’t need. This has resulted in the downward trend in demand in back-to-back quarters, which then reflects in the erosion of the overall pricing of memory modules.

Since memory modules are the last parts needed in a build, customers are pivoting from buffering stock and resorting to just-in-time to avoid overstock of parts they don’t need. This has resulted in the downward trend in demand in back-to-back quarters, which then reflects in the erosion of the overall pricing of memory modules.

Since memory modules are the last parts needed in a build, customers are pivoting from buffering stock and resorting to just-in-time to avoid overstock of parts they don’t need. This has resulted in the downward trend in demand in back-to-back quarters, which then reflects in the erosion of the overall pricing of memory modules.

Since memory modules are the last parts needed in a build, customers are pivoting from buffering stock and resorting to just-in-time to avoid overstock of parts they don’t need. This has resulted in the downward trend in demand in back-to-back quarters, which then reflects in the erosion of the overall pricing of memory modules.

Since memory modules are the last parts needed in a build, customers are pivoting from buffering stock and resorting to just-in-time to avoid overstock of parts they don’t need. This has resulted in the downward trend in demand in back-to-back quarters, which then reflects in the erosion of the overall pricing of memory modules.