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title: "Micron jumps amid report of memory chip price hikes"
type: "News"
locale: "zh-HK"
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description: "Micron's shares rose after reports that competitors Samsung and SK Hynix increased prices for HBM3E memory chips by 20%. This price hike is unusual before next-gen HBM launches, driven by increased orders from companies like Google, Amazon, and NVIDIA. Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix are key suppliers, moving towards HBM4 production next year. Demand for HBM3E is also influenced by Trump's decision allowing Nvidia to sell H200 chips to China."
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# Micron jumps amid report of memory chip price hikes

Shares of Micron are catching a bid on Wednesday after South Korean media reported that its biggest competitors are raising selling prices for a line of high-bandwidth memory chips even though these will soon no longer be the most cutting-edge offerings available.

“According to industry sources on the 24th, memory semiconductor companies such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have reportedly raised HBM3E supply prices by nearly 20%,” per the report from Chosun Biz. “This is unusual, considering that prices typically drop ahead of next-generation HBM launches. The prevailing view is that this is due to upward adjustments in HBM3E orders for next year from companies like Google and Amazon, which design their own AI accelerators, as well as NVIDIA, the largest HBM3E customer.”

Micron, along with those two companies, make up the triumvirate of high-bandwidth memory chip suppliers. These companies are all moving towards ramping their next-gen HBM4 production next year.

Meanwhile, appetite for HBM3E is being reinforced in part by President Trump’s move to allow Nvidia to sell its H200 chips to China.

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