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Micron Technology CEO Says Memory Chip Shortage May Last Past 2026
The chief executive of Micron Technology stated that current constraints in memory chip supply are projected to continue after 2026. The comment addresses ongoing production limits for dynamic random-access memory and related components.
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Micron Technology's chief executive said the company expects the present shortage of memory chips to extend beyond 2026. The statement focuses on supply constraints for dynamic random-access memory used in servers, personal computers, and mobile devices.
Memory chip production requires multi-year lead times for new fabrication facilities. Capacity additions announced in prior years have not yet offset demand growth from data centers and consumer electronics.
Technology manufactures DRAM and NAND flash memory.
The firm did not provide updated shipment forecasts or capital-spending figures in the reported remarks.
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