Samsung warns of memory-related price hikesBloombergSamsung Electronics Co expects memorychip supply shortages to raise prices across the electronics industry, including potentially among its own consumer products. Counterpoint Research in November last year forecast a 50 percent price rise for memory modules through the second quarter of this year. Samsung is better positioned than competitors who are unable to manufacture memory for their own products, and Lee sees the company outpacing the broader market. Samsung shares yesterday rose as much as 4 percent. Research analysts are scrambling to raise price targets on TSMC shares, underscoring continued bullishness on the chipmaking giant after its record surge.

Source: Taipei Times January 07, 2026 17:12 UTC