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Shortage Begins in Memory Chips: Consumers in a Tough Spot
Prices of memory used in computers and smartphones are rising. Production capacity is limited, consumers face increasing costs.
Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence technologies have significantly increased the demand for memory chips. While the prices of memory used in computers, smartphones, and gaming consoles are rising, this situation is reflected on consumers. Memory manufacturers Micron Technology, SK Hynix, and Samsung Electronics will only be able to increase new production capacities by the middle of next year. All currently available memory stocks are met by demand, and orders for 2027 have also started to fill up. Manufacturers are trying to maximize market utilization in this high demand environment. These developments indicate that consumers will face higher prices for electronic products.
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