SK Hynix, a prominent semiconductor manufacturer, has issued a significant warning: the global shortage of memory chips is projected to persist until at least 2030. This prolonged scarcity is primarily attributed to the explosive and growing demand from artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and expansive data centers. The company further suggests that the most severe phase of this supply crisis may still be on the horizon, indicating that current challenges could intensify.
SK Hynix Warns of Prolonged Memory Chip Shortage Until 2030, With Peak Crisis Potentially Ahead
By Cedric Ravencroft
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