Tan Sounds the Alarm: Intel Cannot Meet Even Half of CPU Demand, and Memory Shortage Will Continue Until 2028
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Intel CEO Lipbu Tan predicted that the memory supply shortage will worsen next year due to increasing demand for artificial intelligence (AI). He assessed that the prices of some memory types have already risen by five to seven times. Speaking at the ‘AI Infrastructure Summit’ held in Santa Clara, California, on the 15th (local time), CEO Tan stated, “Many companies are seeing their business expansion delayed because they cannot secure sufficien…
Intel acknowledges that it only manages to meet half the demand of its customers, while advancing artificial intelligence applications pushes CPU supply and forces the company to accelerate its new manufacturing nodes.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has indicated that further price reductions are to be expected for processors and other products, because the company simply does not have the capacities needed to meet the demand for CPUs. (Continue reading)
Tan sounds the alarm: Intel cannot meet even half of CPU demand, and memory shortage will continue until 2028
As part of Splunk Broadcast, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan pointed to the possibility of further worsening of the memory shortage and price increases, acknowledging that the company is currently unable to meet more than 50% of demand for its processors. Image source: Intel as mentioned before daily newsThe head of Intel recalled that he warned […]
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