The memory chip sector is trading higher, driven by fresh reports of surging prices for server DRAM used in AI data centers. Spot prices for 32GB DDR5 RDIMM modules have reportedly surpassed $2,000, a more than five-fold increase in under a year. Adding to the positive sentiment, Samsung forecast that high-bandwidth memory (HBM) production will consume nearly 30% of DRAM wafer capacity in the coming year, suggesting tighter supply and continued pricing power for standard DRAM products. This reinforces the ongoing "supercycle" narrative driven by sustained AI infrastructure investment.