Dell Now Warns that Memory Shortages Could Worsen in 2027
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According to Michael Dell, the storage crisis could worsen in 2027. The AI industry remains the biggest driver of the crisis.
Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Technologies, warns that the current memory shortage will worsen even further during 2027. Actually this information is not new, but at least it is a more advanced source that next year will be much harder. That is, next year the memory is expected The Dell entry warns that the memory shortage problem would not improve until 2029 or 2030 aparece primero en El Chapuzas Informática.
"It is therefore necessary to expect a year 2027 at least as dark as 2026 and, perhaps, a slightly less stormy situation in 2029 or 2030." 2028-2029 Unfortunately, it is an eternity for those who need and above all have to equip themselves for a reason x or y but who would not have the means to endure the current situation.
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You thought that the memory market would eventually calm down and that we would finally find reasonable rates for our DDR4 and DDR5 bars? Well, it would seem that we are not at the end of our troubles. This time, it is Michael Dell, Dell's boss, who is pulling the alarm bell. According to him, memory shortages could simply worsen in 2027, with tensions that could last for several years. So let's just say that the prospects are not frankly happy …
Dell CEO Says the Memory Shortage Will Get Worse in 2027
Michael Dell doesn't think the memory shortage is anywhere near over. Speaking with The Wall Street Journal, Dell's chairman and CEO said things will get worse next year, as the AI data center buildout keeps soaking up DRAM and HBM supply. According to him, the bottleneck for Dell isn't demand, since the company is sitting on roughly $95 billion worth of AI server orders it hasn't delivered yet, the largest backlog in its history. Memory is what…
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