[Partial differentiation in the storage spot market, channel and industry memory stick prices generally rose, and some industries' SSD prices turned downward] "Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily" reported on the 9th that since June, domestic DDR5 secondary particles have continued to rise, with prices rising by nearly 20%. The price difference between overseas and domestic DDR5 secondary particles of the same capacity has narrowed significantly, and industry manufacturers continue to appropriately reflect procurement costs into related DDR5 memory sticks. The price of 8GB/16GB DDR5 memory modules in the industry increased slightly this week. However, the continued rise in the price of DDR5 memory modules has led to further intensification of resistance from industry customers. When the vast majority of customers can no longer accept such high prices, more customers may switch to lower-grade solutions in the future. In terms of SSD, although the price of original NAND resources has not loosened and the pressure on production costs is still huge, customer demand in non-head PC OEM, industrial control and other industries is sluggish. Industry manufacturers have provided certain price support for some products to promote shipments. This week, the prices of 256GB/512GB SATA and PCIe 3.0 SSD in the industry have been slightly reduced. (flash market)