Adata Chairman Warns Memory Crisis Is Way Worse Than You Think
There is conflicting information on precisely how long the memory crunch will last, and it's obviously a point of interest considering how the chip shortage is affecting prices of not just PC RAM, but consoles like the Switch 2 (due for a price hike in September), Valve's Steam Machine, and practically anything else with a memory and/or storage chip inside. While outlooks differ, one of the more dire ones comes from Adata chairman Chen Li-bai, who says we shouldn't even think about discussing the AI bubble until 2030 at the earliest.
"After 2030, let's discuss whether the AI bubble will occur in 2040 or 2050," Li-bai told Commercial Times (via Google Translate).
It's possible that something got lost in translation, but the messaging at face value is that the memory crunch could persist for a decade or even two decades before the so-called AI bubble bursts, if it...
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