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TeamGroup warns the memory shortage has not reached its peak yet

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Facepalm: Major memory manufacturers have repeatedly warned shareholders that the memory industry faces many more years of chaos and high prices. Now even smaller players such as TeamGroup are sounding the same alarm, saying conditions will soon turn brutal for both pricing and availability.

TeamGroup recently shared financial results for its latest quarter. Beyond the soaring figures and shifting market trends, the report highlights the worrisome direction the entire chip industry is heading toward. As it turns out, the worst of the memory shortage is still to come.

According to TeamGroup CEO Chen Ching-wen, prices will keep climbingfor many months. The IT industry will endure its worst chip shortage from the final quarter of 2026 through the end of the second quarter next year. For now, customers can still buy chip-based products...

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