According to the chairman of the South Korean conglomerate SK Group, there will likely be a global scarcity of memory chips for an additional four to five years due to endemic restrictions in semiconductor manufacture.
According to Chey Tae-won, whose business oversees the chipmaker, major competitors like SK Hynix Inc. are increasing capacity but are unlikely to fully satisfy demand until about 2030. On the sidelines of Nvidia Corp.’s GTC event in San Jose, Chey told reporters that the supply of the fundamental wafers used to make processors is more…
