On March 37, according to the latest market update, on March 25 local time, Mike Cordano, Senior Vice President of Global Sales at Micron, sent a letter to channels and partners confirming that Micron will raise the prices of DRAM memory and NAND flash memory products. According to CFM China's flash memory market, Micron's price increase this time will be between 10% and 15%.

Mike Cordano stated in the letter that recent market developments have shown that the memory and storage market has begun to recover, and unplanned demand received by various departments of Micron is increasing, leading to tight supply and resulting in price increases for Micron. In addition to the market situation, some industry insiders have stated that the unresolved US chip tariff policy is also one of the reasons for the price increase of overseas chips. According to Interface News, on March 27th, South Korean semiconductor supplier SK Hynix announced that some customers have placed orders in advance to prepare for the new US tariffs. The letter indicates that recent market trends have shown that the memory and storage market has begun to recover, and unexpected demand received by various departments of Micron is increasing, which has led to supply shortages and price increases for Micron. Micron stated that its pricing has always been based not only on the value that the product can bring, but also on the sustainable return rate required for large-scale investments. Micron has invested heavily in developing and maintaining a leading portfolio of DRAM and NAND products, as well as building production capacity that meets market demand. In addition to market conditions, industry insiders have pointed out that the unresolved US chip tariff policy is also one of the reasons for the price increase of overseas chips. According to Interface News, on March 27th, South Korean semiconductor supplier SK Hynix announced that some customers have placed orders in advance to cope with the potential impact of the new US tariff policy.