Intel CEO Pat Gelseger said in the company’s Earning’s Call report, which was made public for the second quarter of 2021, that he did not expect the chip shortage in the gaming market to end until 2023. “However, however I expect the chip shortage to gradually begin to decrease after this stage, it may take a year or even two for the market to meet the supply,” He said. Also in May, during Nvidia’s financial report, company CEO Jensen Huang said he expected the shortage in the RTX 30 series to begin to improve in the second half of 2021 at the earliest.
Gaming market chip crisis could leave Playstation 5 stocks limited until 2022
Sony’s chief financial officer, Hiroki Tokoi, recently stated in a sony report that playstation 5 stocks could be in trouble by 2022. Due to the global shortage of semiconductor products, it has become very difficult to acquire high levels of player equipment. Because of this problem, many parts are sold at exorbitant prices and digitally.
In February, the Biden government signed an executive order to address and examine stock shortages and support market stocks. Beyond the chip crisis, another problem that experts point out is the price increase in the prices of fixture graphics cards and next-generation consoles.
