RAM memory crisis could continue until 2030, according to experts
The major manufacturers in the sector — Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron — are creating new production factories to solve this problem, but as these are long processes, by the end of next year they will only be able to meet 60% of demand, according to Nikkei Asia.
The world's leading memory manufacturers are trying to increase DRAM memory production , but they expect to meet only 60% of demand by the end of 2027, according to Nikkei Asia, thereby exacerbating the memory deficit crisis.
This is one of the crises in the technology sector, which particularly affects consumption , so some producers have warned that this crisis will lead to higher prices.
To some extent, since the increase in demand for Artificial Intelligence (AI), the production of RAM has been in serious trouble, as technology companies have become a priority for producing and supplying high-performance memory.
In this context, the major manufacturers in the sector, Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron, which have about 90% of global market production, are creating new production factories to solve this problem, but as they are long processes, by the end of next year they will only be able to meet 60% of demand, Nikkei Asia reported.
In fact, in an effort to increase production, manufacturing will not be operational until at least next year, so the crisis will last longer than expected, perhaps until 2030.
Moreover, according to Chey Tae-won of the SK Group, it will also affect the memory of artificial intelligence.
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