SK Hynix Says Memory Shortages to Persist Until 2030
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The memory chip crisis is also prolonged in 2027. Computer components are expensive, and some costs several times more than at the time of launch.
In its earnings release, South Korean memory manufacturer SK Hynix estimated that the shortage of memory chips will continue until at least 2030. According to SK Hynix, demand driven by artificial intelligence will ensure that ... Read more
SK Hynix Rings the Alarm Bells on Memory Supply, Says Shortages To Persist Through 2030 Despite Expansion, 50% Capacity Now Going Towards Long-Term Agreements Through 2027-2028
SK Hynix estimates that memory supply shortages will persist through 2030 despite the creation of additional production capacity. SK Hynix Doubles Down On 10nm "1c" DRAM & HBM4 Production This Year But Expects Memory Supply Shortages To Persist Through 2030 Today, SK Hynix announced its 3Q26 financial results, posting a record revenue of 104.6155 trillion won (~$78.1B), a 32% increase versus the previous quarter, and boosting its operating profi…
SK Hynix predicts that memory chip shortages will persist until 2030 due to investments in artificial intelligence. The company assessed the supply crisis in the sector while announcing record profits. This article, "SK Hynix Memory: Memory Chip Shortage Will Last Until 2030," first appeared on TechInside.
SK Hynix recorded record quarterly revenues above KRW 100 billion and its shares advanced almost 6% in Seoul. The company expects memory demand to exceed supply by 2030, although the net profit of the quarter was below forecast.
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