The data center boom is making the memory shortage even worse

Source: Business Insider

A RAM (random access memory) chip, commonly used in PCs. HUIZENG HU/Getty ImagesThe memory shortage at the heart of recent price hikes on consumer electronics is expected to worsen in the next year. A TF International analyst expects 15-20% of capacity allocated to consumer electronics will shift to data centers in 2027.

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