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Unprecedented AI infrastructure frenzy sparks global memory shortage, hits consumer wallets

Levi Li, Jerry Yang, Taipei, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 13 January 2026 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

The global race to build AI data centers has triggered an unexpected casualty: the memory supply that powers everyday consumer electronics.

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