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NOR Flash and SLC NAND production are under threat as capacity gets routed to more profitable products — 'severe undersupply' threatens everyday electronics

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NOR Flash and SLC NAND production are under threat as capacity gets routed to more profitable products — 'severe undersupply' threatens everyday electronics

NOR Flash and SLC NAND are the latest products to be impaced by the ongoing AI buildout, with capacities tightening and production being routed to more lucrative chips.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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