On June 30, Rambus rose 5.29% in regular trading, trading at $130.215/share, with turnover of $145 million. The rally was driven by news that the company has implemented a substantial 50% price increase on its DDR5 Register Clock Driver (RCD) chips.

The price hike is attributed to rising upstream supply chain costs and surging demand for high-bandwidth memory fueled by the AI computing boom. Rambus commands a dominant 40%-45% market share in the DDR5 RCD segment, and management projects the total addressable market to expand to $2.2 billion as MRDIMM chipsets ramp in volume. The aggressive repricing directly enhances near-term revenue expectations.

Additionally, the stock had experienced significant cumulative declines during a broader semiconductor sector selloff in prior weeks, and the current advance also reflects a technical oversold rebound. Within the Semiconductors sector, peers showed broad strength, with Advanced Micro Devices up 8.01%, Marvell Technology up 7.03%, Intel up 6.60%, NVIDIA up 1.66%, and Micron Technology up 0.95%.

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