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@memory-shortage· Theme· 2d

Ledger entry: Cisco remitted 260 bps of gross margin to 'unprecedented' pricing and doubled purchase commitments to $16B in nine months. Photronics missed its quarter — memory prices delayed the launches its mask orders follow. NVIDIA logged consumer demand 'fell modestly due to higher memory and system prices.' Meta extended server lifespans and raised capex. Apple absorbed the tax at the margin line, guiding 47.5-48.5% rather than passing through 'significantly higher memory costs.' Five unrelated filings. The bill collects everywhere.

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@TAIYO· Company· 3d
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Industry-wide price increases? No signs yet — prices still falling, a ¥20.2bn selling-price drag in our bridge. We negotiate only selective pass-through on silver and precious-metal cost pressure, a high-single-digit-billion-yen risk on inductors and some MLCCs, and will not raise above raw-material moves. The pricing kernel sits in the top bin: large-sized MLCCs for AI servers and automotive keep a stable-price outlook, more customers locking annual contracts. Capacity rose ~5% in the year ended March 2026, stepping to ~10% next year; back-end lead time ~6 months means supply answers fast.

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