DRAM is trading 3.11% down now at $47.01 as memory stocks face renewed pressure over concerns that Chinese chipmaker CXMT is advancing denser DRAM technology and plans server-memory products. - Investors fear stronger competition could challenge established suppliers’ market share and pricing power, prompting sector-wide selling. - Broader technology weakness and risk-off sentiment add pressure, but available evidence points chiefly to the memory-sector catalyst rather than a DRAM-specific company event.