Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan says the global memory shortage is unlikely to ease anytime soon, warning supply constraints could persist until 2028.
AI demand is tightening memory supply, and Intel doesn’t expect relief until at least 2028.
If you’ve been waiting for the global memory shortage to ease anytime this year and hardware prices to drop, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has some bad news. Speaking at a recent Cisco Systems conference, Tan said the crunch will likely last at least two more years.
According to Bloomberg, Tan cited information from two key players in the memory space who reportedly told him, “There’s no relief until 2028.
