Memory Semiconductor DRAM Average Selling Price Growth measures the change in average realized DRAM pricing.
Micron said fiscal Q3 2026 DRAM average selling prices increased in the low-60% range sequentially.
Why it matters
Memory is cyclical, and changes in industry supply-demand balance can move pricing sharply. Product mix also matters because higher-value products such as HBM can raise realized pricing.
Investor caution
ASP growth is an issuer-described range, not a standardized reported dollar price per bit. Mix shifts can change the metric even when like-for-like product pricing moves differently.
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- MUOpen operating-model research →15 of 15 reviewed concepts in Memory Semiconductor EconomicsDRAM price, bit shipments, and revenue4 of 4 bridge concepts supportedContinue through this bridge:DRAM Bit Shipment GrowthDRAM RevenueDRAM Revenue Growth
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