Nvidia’s Huang sees memory oversupply as unlikely through 2029
Jensen Huang expects sustained demand for memory, while Intel’s technology chief points to physical constraints on advanced chip production.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said memory-chip oversupply is unlikely through 2029, citing the ability to use more memory and his expectation that high-bandwidth memory (HBM) will remain widely adopted for years.
Separately, Intel’s chief technology officer said even sufficient funding would struggle to support a 10-fold expansion in global leading-edge wafer output, putting a more realistic ceiling at about 2-fold. The executive identified equipment, cleanrooms and factory scale as constraints on advanced chip production.


