According to industry insiders, system manufacturers such as Asus and MSI are "aggressively" stockpiling memory chips. A recent DigiTimes report indicates that system integrators and hardware vendors will likely continue overspending on memory throughout the fourth quarter, potentially pushing the industry toward yet another chip shortage lasting into 2027. Read...
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