Samsung, SK Hynix Seek up to 70% Server DRAM Price Hikes as AI Boom Tightens Supply
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South Korea’s two largest chipmakers Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc. are seeking to raise prices for server memory by as much as 70% in the first quarter, signaling a decisive shift to a seller’s market as surging demand from artificial intelligence overwhelms global supply, The Korea Economic Daily reported.

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