Phison’s chief executive has given one of the starkest public warnings yet about the memory market: a worsening shortage of DRAM and NAND flash that he says will force many consumer electronics companies to shut down or exit product lines in 2026. The claim — confirmed by multiple industry...
The memory market is in the middle of a shockwave: DRAM and NAND prices are climbing at rates not seen in a generation, squeezing device makers, reshaping product strategies and, for many consumers, turning routine upgrades into expensive decisions that could feel more like luxury purchases than...
The memory market is undergoing a structural rotation: suppliers are reallocating wafer and packaging capacity from commodity DRAM and NAND toward high‑bandwidth memory (HBM) and server‑grade DRAM for AI data centers, and that shift is forcing a showdown of strategy — Microsoft doubling down on...
Sony’s next console could slip off the 2027–2028 roadmap and drift into 2029 as an industry‑wide RAM squeeze forces hardware makers to rethink production schedules and price targets, a scenario now circulating across trade press and the gaming press landscape. The memory crunch is not a...
AI’s appetite for memory and storage has reshaped the PC market faster than many hobbyists expected, and the idea that this is a coordinated plot to “kill local PCs” is seductive—but misleading. What’s actually happening is a mix of market concentration, prioritization of higher‑margin AI...
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Apple appears to be at the center of a quiet but consequential supply-chain story: industry observers are reporting that some of Apple’s long-term DRAM supply agreements with Samsung Electronics and SK hynix may be scheduled to lapse at the end of 2025, potentially forcing fresh negotiations in...
The memory market has flipped from predictable commodity to geopolitical, AI-driven gold rush — and that flip is already painful at the retail checkout. Over the past few months consumer RAM prices have surged dramatically, a major DRAM vendor has announced it will stop selling consumer-branded...