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Santa Clara, Calif., Aug. 2, 2026 — The 20th Future of Memory and Storage Summit (FMS 2026) officially unveils its full conference agenda, with the core theme defining memory infrastructure as the indispensable backbone powering global generative AI development.

Recently, the global storage market has exhibited a significant structural divergence. Entering July 2026, consumer-grade SSD prices generally stabilized, with minimal fluctuations in end-market pricing and a relatively balanced supply and demand. Meanwhile, DDR5 memory prices continued their upward trend throughout the year, with monthly increases widening and year-on-year growth significantly increasing, becoming the biggest price variable in the storage industry. Industry analysts point out that the restructuring of production capacity driven by AI computing power and the mismatch between supply and demand are the core factors driving this polarization in the storage market. The industry has officially moved beyond the homogeneous cycle of widespread price increases and decreases, entering a new stage of structural divergence.

As a professional manufacturer and exporter of computer memory modules, SSD NVMe storage and computer hardware accessories, GUDGA has always prioritized standardized production, stable product quality and global market compliance. To further optimize our global supply chain service capabilities and meet the strict qualification audit requirements of international distributors, enterprise purchasers and brand partners, we have officially obtained a full set of authoritative international product and system certifications, including ISO9001, CE, RoHS, FCC, and KC certification.

SHENZHEN, China – July 23, 2026 — Leading storage hardware brand GUDGA officially releases its brand-new TF (microSD) memory card series, a landmark product update that further diversifies the brand’s portable storage product line and complements its mature SSD and DDR memory module businesses. With this new launch, GUDGA successfully builds a full-dimensional product matrix covering fixed storage and removable storage, bringing one-stop, high-reliability storage solutions to global individual consumers, industry users and bulk procurement clients.

The global computer storage hardware market has undergone drastic price fluctuations throughout the first half of 2026. Driven by surging AI computing demand, continuous chip inventory adjustments, and limited upstream wafer output, both DRAM memory modules and NAND flash SSDs have recorded substantial quarterly and annual price increases. Market research data shows that the overall storage chip contract price rose by 58% to 75% in Q2 2026, marking one of the largest single-quarter increases in the past decade. Amid widespread market shortages and unstable pricing, GUDGA maintains stable full-capacity production and controllable batch pricing, offering reliable high-cost-performance SSD and RAM supply for global enterprise buyers, system integrators and commercial clients.

In July 2026, the storage market reached a critical juncture of normalized capacity expansion and iteration, with a batch of standardized 2.5-inch high-capacity SSDs officially commencing mass production. This shipment primarily focused on 4TB and 8TB ultra-large capacity versions, precisely addressing the high-capacity storage gap in scenarios such as consumer upgrades, enterprise backups, industrial terminals, and NAS private clouds. This move further enriched the high-capacity product matrix of SATA architecture SSDs, providing highly reliable and compatible hardware support for upgrading existing devices and implementing lightweight data storage solutions.