Memory price surge from AI boom seen cutting 2026 mobile SoC shipments nearly 20%

AI infrastructure demand has driven up memory prices, dampening smartphone and notebook sales and hitting upstream SoC developers, with 2026 mobile SoC shipments forecast to fall nearly 20%.

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2026-11-03 07:50 · DigiTimes Asia
Memory price surge hits smartphones, cutting 2026 mobile SoC shipments nearly 20%

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