LOS ANGELES Prices for DRAM chips are falling at a faster rate amid a lack of recovery for personal-computer sales, with Japan’s Nikkei business daily Thursday quoting an unnamed official at a major DRAM maker as saying buyers drastically cut their procurement plans this month. Prices for mainline 2-gigabit DRAMs hit a five-month low in the first half of August, dropping 9% from their recent late-June high, the report said. While DRAM demand usually picks up in September ahead of the year-end shopping season, some major PC makers are apparently holding back on their purchases due to large inventory levels, prompting the price cuts, the report said.
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