Compare public DRAM makers: Micron, Samsung, SK hynix, and peers by exchange, market cap, and segment.
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This list tracks 5 public DRAM manufacturers including MU, HXSCL, SSNLF, and 2408.TW. Commodity DRAM is an oligopoly: Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron supply most server, PC, and mobile bits. Smaller listed names like Nanya add regional exposure; CXMT maps China's domestic DRAM push even without a liquid ticker.
DRAM manufacturers sit at the center of the memory semiconductor cycle. Pricing and margins swing with supply discipline, fab utilization, and end-market mix (PC, mobile, server, AI). Investors compare bit growth, ASP trends, and capex plans across Micron, Samsung, SK hynix, and smaller regional players.
When comparing DRAM stocks, look past headline market cap: bit shipments, ASP (average selling price) trends, HBM mix, and capex guidance matter more than a single P/E snapshot. Use each profile for live quotes and segment P/E charts versus peers on this list.
Largest US-based memory manufacturer. Produces DRAM, NAND, and HBM; key supplier for data center, mobile, and AI accelerator builds.
Second-largest DRAM supplier worldwide. Leading HBM vendor for AI GPUs; also listed on KRX as 000660.KS.
Global #1 memory maker by revenue. DRAM, NAND, and foundry; also listed on Korea Exchange as 005930.KS.
China's leading DRAM producer (not publicly listed). Included for completeness when mapping the global DRAM supply map.
Taiwanese DRAM producer focused on commodity and specialty DRAM for PCs, networking, and consumer electronics.
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