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I hope that Micron, SK Hynix, and Samsung don't hit any hiccups with their memory chip production buildouts.
I thought they weren't building it out because it's more profitable for them when there's a shortage?
They're building out. The first ones are going to be mid-late 2027, but those aren't expected to be at full production until about 2028.
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Hmm. Micron says that they're aiming to move up their first fab becoming active to the first half of 2027, now:
https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/business/article314253330.html
They also have a second fab in Boise, Idaho, and some in New York that theylre building.
Both Samsung and SK Hynix have fabs in South Korea that they're building.