Greg Miller

Sony is considering holding back the release of the PS6 at 2028 and 2029.

In an article about the ongoing surge in memory prices, Bloomberg says the upcoming bottleneck of memory production will cause huge ramifications across the industry, dubbing it the Ramageddon.

There's something better there.

Oh, you don't like Ramageddon?

I feel like we could do a little bit better there.

I feel like that's aptly named.

I feel like that makes sense for it.

What about Memory Loss?

That's why I've been saying it.

It's one of the compliments.

Man, Andy looks great for 44.

The article asks numerous tech analysts on their views of the ongoing increase in RAM prices.

A surge mainly attributed to AI data centers buying up huge quantities of it, making supplies scarce.

Noting that Apple, Tesla, and at least a dozen other major corporations have warned that the shortage of memory will constrain production in the future.

The article claims that Sony and Nintendo are planning on acting accordingly.

Citing sources familiar with Sony strategic thinking, the article claims that Sony Group Corp is now considering pushing back the debut of its next PlayStation console to 2028 or even 2029, end quote.

It also claims that Nintendo is considering raising the price of the Nintendo Switch 2 this year.

Neither Sony nor Nintendo responded to requests for comment on Bloomberg's article.

The article insists that the RAM shortage issue is not going to be resolved anytime soon.

Quoting Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing, I think, as saying, quote, this structural imbalance between supply and demand is not simply a short-term fluctuation, end quote.