Is the RAM Crisis Overblown? Acer CEO Plays Down Memory Shortage and Declares that It's 'Impossible' for It to Last Until 2030
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Will PC prices peak next summer? - Acer CEO says memory is no longer a challenge to get, it's just expensive. -- pc/barebone, acer, news,
The RAM crisis pushes prices ever further and ever higher, but wind against all, a man, Acer's CEO, speaks out clearly. For him, prices are artificially inflated and will be so until 2030, while a gateway to the current crisis is expected to arrive soon.
Acer CEO says memory makers are hyping 2030 shortage fears to protect margins — PC prices set to decline by late 2027, cheaper Chinese capacity coming online delivers lower memory prices
Acer chairperson and CEO Jason Chen believes that PC prices will plateau by the first half of next year and start coming down towards the latter part of 2027. He also said that memory makers predict high prices because they want to keep their high margins for as long as possible.
If you're one of those who've decided to wait out the current PC market crisis, waiting for memory prices to finally "normalize," you're definitely not going to be thrilled by Acer's CEO's latest forecast on this topic, although it's a good one... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/szef_acera_ostrzega_podzespoly_pc_podrozeja-54217.html
Acer adjusts to higher PC prices. This is due to persistently expensive storage components. The company expects relaxation at the earliest in the second half of 2027 Tags: #IT issues
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