SK Hynix, a leading global manufacturer of memory chips, has issued a stark warning, indicating that the worldwide shortage of memory chips is projected to continue until at least 2030. This prolonged scarcity is primarily attributed to the explosive growth in demand from artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and the continuous expansion of data centers globally. The company’s forecast suggests an even more challenging period ahead, as they believe the most critical phase of this supply crisis has not yet been reached.
SK Hynix Warns Memory Chip Shortage to Persist Until 2030, With Worst Phase Still Ahead
By Cedric Ravencroft
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