Global memory deficit set to prolong Korean chip supercycle through 2028
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The projection gained ground after US-based Micron Technology reported that over 75 per cent of its planned production for fiscal 2027 stood fully committed to buyers, with enterprise discussions shifting toward securing 2028 inventories.
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