SK Hynix CEO warns memory chip shortage could persist through 2030

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SK Hynix's chief executive has predicted that the global memory chip shortage will continue until at least 2030. The forecast highlights the sustained demand pressures facing the semiconductor industry, driven largely by the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure and data centers. SK Hynix, one of the world's leading memory chip manufacturers, has been at the center of surging HBM chip demand from major AI customers. The CEO's outlook suggests that supply is unlikely to catch up with demand within the near term, posing challenges for industries reliant on memory components.

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