Exceleram warns RAM shortage is still escalating
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Exceleram's leadership is signaling that the RAM shortage shows no signs of abating. The memory supplier warns that supply constraints, elevated DRAM pricing, and inconsistent chip availability will continue disrupting the market through at least 2026. According to Exceleram's VP of Product, the crisis hasn't reached its worst point yet, suggesting consumers and manufacturers should expect prolonged strain on memory availability and costs.
- Exceleram claims the RAM shortage peak hasn't been reached; worst conditions may still lie ahead.
- Supply disruptions, high DRAM prices, and unreliable chip stock are expected to persist into 2026.
- The ongoing crisis continues to disrupt both consumer and enterprise markets.
Sustained RAM shortages and higher prices directly impact PC and device affordability for consumers and builders through 2026.
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