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SK Hynix Jumps 7%, Micron Rises 3% on Memory Shortage Call Through 2030 While Seagate Slips Despite Upbeat Guidance

SK Hynix said AI-driven memory demand could stay tight through 2030, while Seagate fell despite beating estimates and raising its dividend.

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SK Hynix just posted a record quarter and warned that the AI memory crunch could outlast the decade, lifting chipmakers across the board. But Seagate beat estimates and raised its dividend and still sold off, and the reason behind that split matters for anyone holding storage stocks.
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We don't have good news for those hoping for a drop in the prices of RAM modules, semiconductor media, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Manufacturers are making no mistake – this won't happen anytime soon. SK Hynix has presented its financial results for the third quarter of 2026, along with a forecast for the semiconductor market. The Koreans expect memory shortages to persist until 2030. This is primarily due to investments in AI, which are …

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techpowerup.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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