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Micron CEO forecasts tighter memory chip supply in 2027-2028 than 2026

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Micron's CEO Sanjay Mehrotra predicts the supply of memory chips will become significantly tighter in 2027 and 2028. He stated this during a recent speech at the Computex 2024 event in Taipei. According to his forecast, supply will not be as constrained in the year 2026. This outlook is based on current production capacity expansions and future demand projections.

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Micron CEO forecasts tighter memory chip supply in 2027-2028 than 2026 · ShortSingh