# storage chips
Latest news and articles about storage chips
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Compute-Hardware Rally Lifts ChiNext While A‑Share Liquidity Sags
ChiNext rallied nearly 0.9% at mid‑day as compute‑hardware and storage‑chip stocks soared, even as the Shanghai Composite fell and market turnover shrank to RMB 1.24 trillion. The rally was narrow and tech‑led, highlighting a rotation into AI‑related infrastructure names amid low overall liquidity.
China’s Growth Board Rebounds as Memory Stocks Spark a Risk-On Rotation
China’s ChiNext index climbed 1.41% as storage‑chip and related technology stocks led a narrow market rally, while the Shanghai Composite dipped and turnover contracted. The move highlights investor interest in domestic memory supply‑chain plays amid longer‑term strategic and supply considerations, but the concentration of gains and lower volume point to elevated short‑term volatility risk.
OPPO to Raise Prices on Select A-, K- and OnePlus Models as Component Costs Bite
OPPO will raise prices on selected A‑series, K‑series and OnePlus models from 16 March 2026, attributing the change to rising costs for components such as high‑speed storage. Flagship Find and Reno lines and OPPO’s Pad are excluded, indicating a targeted strategy to protect premium products while shifting some costs to buyers in budget and mid‑range segments.
Samsung Doubles NAND Prices as AI‑Fueled Storage Supercycle Tightens Supply
Samsung has raised NAND flash prices by over 100% in Q1 2026 as AI‑driven demand for high‑performance storage outstrips supply. Analysts say the industry has entered a storage‑chip "supercycle," with tight capacity likely to persist until at least 2027 and meaningful new supply not expected until 2028.
China Stocks Open Higher as Chip and Storage Names Lead a Tech-Heavy Rally
Chinese stock markets opened higher as semiconductor and storage‑chip stocks outperformed, buoyed by company profit forecasts and plans to expand wafer‑level packaging capacity. Broader market moves were uneven, with commodity and precious‑metals names lagging and speculative small‑caps showing continued volatility.
Chinese Stocks See Broad Sell-off While Chemicals and Property Stage a Narrow Rally
Chinese stocks fell broadly on Tuesday with the ChiNext index down 1.83%, even as chemicals and several property names rallied sharply. Market turnover rose to ¥1.85 trillion, but breadth was weak — over 3,300 stocks declined — highlighting selective buying rather than a broad-based recovery.
AI Boom Sends Memory Prices Soaring — What It Means for Cloud Providers, Chipmakers and Investors
AI-driven demand for high-performance memory has tightened global supplies, pushing DDR5 RDIMM and enterprise SSD prices sharply higher. China is accelerating domestic capacity expansion and technology upgrades, creating opportunities for local chipmakers and investors while leaving device makers and cloud users to manage higher costs.