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Intel shifts Panther Lake capacity to data center chips while the memory crisis wreaks havoc on PC market; still sold out of budget Wildcat Lake chips
The memory crisis is biting hard and prices are still worsening for memory and storage, which means Intel is having a tougher time selling computer chips to the likes of you and me.
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Intel’s CEO warned that the ongoing memory crisis will make the next few quarters especially tough for the PC market, as rising memory and storage prices curb demand for its chips. In response, the company plans to redirect a portion of its 18‑angstrom Panther Lake wafer capacity toward data‑center products rather than unsold consumer CPUs. CFO David Zinsner confirmed the shift, saying the freed‑up 18A wafers will be used to produce Intel 3 chips at the Oregon facility for data‑center workloads.
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