Manufacturer Micron warns of memory shortage and rising prices through 2028

Memory shortage could worsen through 2028

One of the leading memory chip manufacturers, Micron, has warned of a worsening component shortage in the global market that will last at least until 2028. According to company management, demand for RAM and flash memory significantly exceeds supply.

Rising hardware prices

Micron's CEO noted that the current market situation is leading to a significant increase in the cost of components. This could directly affect the cost and retail prices of consumer electronics, including gaming consoles and computer components.

• Demand will exceed production capacity over the next few years.
• Prices for RAM modules and storage drives will continue to rise.
• The situation may affect the availability and cost of new gaming hardware.