"Supply has been consistently available" - Acer's CEO says it's "impossible" for the memory shortage to last until 2030, but that average PC prices will still increase by 5-20% by the end of 2026
Acer's CEO Jason Chen believes the current memory shortage will not last until 2030, contradicting many industry projections. However, he predicts PC prices will increase by 5-20% by the end of 2026 due to ongoing demand from AI companies and existing supply contracts, with prices potentially falling in mid-2027.
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- Company: Micron
- Company: SK Hynix
- Topic: Artificial Intelligence
- Topic: Memory Shortages
- Topic: PC Costs
- Company: Samsung
- Company: Acer
- Person: Jason Chen
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