He kinda, sorta does not have an incentive to tell consumers that prices might go down this early. PCs are used for a long time. And he is basically telling people to hold of until mid 2027. Anyone with a working PC can wait that long. This is definitely a jab at memory makers so that they don't try to hold the price high even if the glut might be over.
Acer CEO Jason Chen disputes memory makers' warnings of a RAM shortage lasting until 2030, arguing that suppliers are exaggerating constraints to protect AI-driven profit margins. He expects PC prices to rise through late 2026, stabilize in early 2027, and decline after midyear as new production capacity, particularly from China's CXMT, enters the market.
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