We'll ask you one more time: Where's our DRAM money?

DRAM supplier revenues plunged in the final quarter of 2018, as have those of NAND suppliers, with both quantity shipped and prices paid dropping, industry analyst DRAMeXChange said. Businessman rocking golden necklace with dollar sign NAND it feels so good to be a gangsta: Only Intel flash revenues on the rise after brutal …

[Anonymous Coward]

Karma?

For the price gouging when supply was short.

[Roj Blake]

Re: Karma?

You don't seem to understand how supply and demand works with respect to commodity prices.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: Karma?

No, I understand perfectly how it works. That doesn't mean it's right or sensible, as one end of the chain is always in a bad place. More stable pricing can help all round.

[devTrail]

Re: Karma?

If that's true I suspect they won't care about it anyway. They seem ready to cut production and restart the price gouging once again.

[Anonymous Coward]

When did the DRAM module prices drop, I have not noticed it?

[Roj Blake]

DIMM prices have certainly come down over the last 3-6 months.

[bex]

I for one am glad someone in the DRAM cartel broke ranks and RAM is now at a more sensible price again.