
Memory Shortages Impacting Tech in Japan
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NAND flash memory shortages are impacting tech supply chains. This could affect the availability and prices of electronics for travelers in Japan.
The global AI race is shifting focus to memory capacity, leading to increased demand for NAND flash memory. SanDisk's CTO notes that customers are actively seeking supply deals due to current shortages.
For travelers to Japan, this may translate to potential price increases or limited availability of electronics, such as cameras, smartphones, and portable storage devices. These devices rely heavily on NAND flash memory.
Consider purchasing essential electronics before your trip or being prepared for higher prices and potential stock limitations while shopping in Japan. Keep an eye on tech news for updates on the situation.
Original source:Nikkei Asia ↗
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