‘No Line of Sight’ to the End of the Memory Shortage, Micron Says

‘No line of sight’ to the end of the memory shortage, Micron says

Micron says the global memory shortage will get tighter over the next two years. The US chipmaker reported record results on Wednesday. Revenue for the quarter to 3 September rose nearly fivefold from a year earlier, to $54.23bn, the company said. Net income reached $37.7bn, up from $3.2bn a year earlier. Gross margin hit 86.8%, […] This story continues at The Next Web

Micron CEO Says Memory Supply Will Stay Tight Through 2028, Keeping Prices High

Micron's CEO told investors RAM demand will outstrip supply through 2028, a shortage already raising prices for PCs, phones and consoles.

Buckle Up, Memory Shortages Are Reportedly Set To Get Worse In 2027

"the supply-demand environment is only getting tighter".If you were perhaps hoping that the ongoing memory crisis would abate in the coming months, we have some unfortunate news for you.As reported by The Register, memory shortages are set to get even worse in 2027, with Sanjay Mehrotra, CEO of Micron Technology, stating that demand is already far exceeding supply. He even goes so far as to say that customers will likely pay "much higher prices"…