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Phison: NAND Shortage Could Hit Consumer Electronics in 2026
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Phison: NAND shortage could hit consumer electronics in 2026
Phison CEO K.S. Pua Khein-Seng has warned that an incoming NAND shortage in 2026 could be severe enough to disrupt, or even temporarily shut down, parts of the consumer electronics supply chain. In recent comments, Pua argued that memory allocation is increasingly being pulled towards AI infrastructure, leaving consumer OEMs exposed on both availability and […] The post Phison: NAND shortage could hit consumer electronics in 2026 appeared first …
The memory crisis of DRAM and NAND is much more serious than you think, to the point that it will entail the closure of many consumer electronics companies in 2026. These were the statements of Chien Cheng Pan, executive director of Phison Electronics. In essence, the world-leading company of controllers for SSD storage units. The AI boom is not only impacting the consumer with increasingly high hardware prices along with a shortage of component…
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