Woah, here's a tech CEO saying the memory crisis won't be as bad as everyone expects
Acer CEO Jason Chen believes the current memory crisis will not last until 2030, stating that DDR4 and some DDR5 chips are not in short supply. While acknowledging high-speed DDR5 chips are scarce, he suggests PC prices will rise 5-20% through late 2026 before dropping in mid-2027. The article notes conflicting forecasts from other industry leaders and manufacturers.
- Entities
- Company: CXMT
- Company: Micron
- Company: SK Hynix
- Topic: PC Costs
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Memory Crisis
- Topic: Supply Chain
- Company: Acer
- Person: Jason Chen
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