Intel CEO warns of 2027 memory crunch and tighter CPU supply
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AI infrastructure expansion is turning memory supply into a major bottleneck for the semiconductor industry. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan warned that the memory shortage in 2027 could be worse than in 2026, with cost pressure already spreading to smartphones and notebook PCs.
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