On November 6, Roundhill Memory ETF rose 6.48% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $39.72, with turnover of $12.5404 million.
The move followed fresh industry data showing third-quarter global DRAM revenue surged sharply on AI accelerator demand, data-center buying, and higher pricing, reinforcing expectations that memory suppliers could deliver another strong profit quarter.
Recent market tracking indicated third-quarter DRAM revenue approached $200 billion, up about fivefold from a year earlier, even as bit shipments increased only around 4%. Average selling prices reached about $1.9 per Gb, underscoring that this upcycle is being driven primarily by price rather than volume. The same data also showed Samsung held 38% DRAM market share, while HBM pricing was catching up, supporting broader optimism across memory-linked equities and ETFs after a recent sector pullback.
Dataram Corporation develops, manufactures, and markets memory products primarily used in enterprise servers and workstations worldwide. It provides customized memory solutions for OEM customers and compatible memory for server and computing platforms, and also operates e-commerce channels for memory products.
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