On June 1, Roundhill Memory ETF rose 5.06% in regular trading, trading at $66.66/share with trading volume of $461 million. The rally was driven by strong tailwinds across the global memory chip sector as AI server demand continues to surge.

According to industry reports, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have submitted first-quarter server DRAM price quotations to major customers, reflecting increases of 60%-70% compared to the prior quarter. Both memory giants forecast that server DRAM supply shortages will worsen in the first half of the year, supporting continued price appreciation. AI servers require approximately 8 times more DRAM and 3 times more NAND than conventional servers, with HBM high-bandwidth memory demand growing 300% year-over-year. TrendForce estimates AI and server applications will account for 66% of global DRAM capacity, with the total memory market projected to exceed $263 billion.

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