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Jun 1, 2026

Samsung Electronics, 1quarterly DRAM sales of 373 billion 2300 million dollars, maintained 1th place

Samsung Electronics 1quarterly DRAM sales of 373 billion 2300 million dollars, maintained its global 1th place. Its market share was 38.5%, up 2.5 percentage points from the previous quarter, and 2quarterly DRAM prices are expected to rise further.

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Samsung Electronics, 1quarterly DRAM sales of 373 billion 2300 million dollars, maintained 1th place

This year, Samsung Electronics 1ranked 1 in the global DRAM market by revenue for the quarter. Revenue from its product lineup rose significantly amid increased demand for memory for AI servers. DRAM revenue 93.4 rose 373 billion 2300 million dollars from the previous quarter.

Its market share 2.5 increased by 38.5 percentage points from the previous quarter, to %. DRAM for servers accounted for the largest share of revenue. Its average selling price (ASP) growth rate was also higher than those of competitors.

Global memory makers, including SK hynix and Micron, are competing. Over the same period, SK hynix recorded revenue of 279 billion 8200 million dollars and ranked 2th. Differences in each company's share of server products and pricing changes affected the gap in performance.

The report2also forecast that DRAM prices would rise further in the quarter. Higher average selling prices are directly reflected in memory makers’ quarterly results.2It concluded that price fluctuations would be a key factor in quarterly results.

Samsung Electronics stood out in this tally for its share of server DRAM and its pricing advantage. Global memory3companies, Samsung Electronics’ revenue and market-share gains are noteworthy. These figures show the quarterly trend in the semiconductor industry.

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