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Home›business›Memory maker warns shortages will get worse in 2027, as CEO celebrates ‘much higher prices’
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Memory maker warns shortages will get worse in 2027, as CEO celebrates ‘much higher prices’

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Video Games Chronicle•15h ago•0 views•
Memory maker warns shortages will get worse in 2027, as CEO celebrates ‘much higher prices’
Micron says memory demand will exceed supply through 2028…
RAM shortages could continue well into 2028, and potentially even longer, memory maker Micron has told its investors. Speaking during the company’s FY 2026 earnings call, CEO and chairman Sanjay Mehrotra said Micron has already sold most of the memor... [2378 chars]
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