Storage Market News Roundup

Odaily News 1. Intel CEO: Memory shortage may not ease until 2028.

2. Institution: PC replacement demand stalls amid soaring storage prices, Japan's PC shipments shrink for the first time in 3 years.

3. Nvidia's new products drive demand for high-end memory, Samsung and SK Hynix engage in market share battle.

4. Lenovo issues price increase notices, some computer models see price hikes exceeding 1,000 yuan.

5. Bernstein: The uptrend in memory chip prices may slow down around year-end.

6. Xiaomi establishes annual chip update plan, accelerating its integrated hardware and software strategy.

7. Beijing Academy of Quantum Information Sciences' Quantum Interface Devices and Systems team makes significant progress in research on multimode quantum acoustic devices.

8. Datadome: Scalpers exacerbate global DDR5 memory shortage, with bots making over 50,000 requests per hour.

9. Montage Technology: Core technical personnel Shan Gang passed away due to illness, which will not have a significant impact on R&D and operations.

10. Asian semiconductor giants' spending this year is expected to reach $136 billion, a 25% year-on-year increase. (Jin10)