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Alongside GPUs, the Ornn Data API tracks memory prices for DRAM and Flash components.

What it covers

Memory prices are spot prices for individual memory components, grouped into categories: Fetch the full live list from /api/memory-types without an API key.

Fields

Each memory price includes:

Update frequency

Memory prices are refreshed once per trading day (weekdays). The sourceUpdatedAt string reflects the upstream publication time; updatedAt is the UTC ingestion time you should rely on programmatically.
Memory types use exact, vendor-style names with spaces and slashes (for example DDR4 16Gb (2Gx8) 3200). Always URL-encode them, whether passed as a query value (for example /api/memory-index?type=...) or a path segment, and pull the canonical spelling from /api/memory-types.

Reading current prices

Memory price endpoints require an API key; only the /api/memory-types catalog is public. With no parameters, GET /api/memory-index returns every tracked type:
Narrow to one category (dram, flash, or module) to get an array, or to a single type to get one object:

Pulling price history

GET /api/memory/{memoryType}/history returns a single type’s series. URL-encode the type in the path. Bound the window with startDate and endDate (YYYY-MM-DD), or cap rows with limit (default 1000):
See the Memory API reference for the full schema and code samples in every supported language.