Acer CEO predicts PC prices drop by late 2027

Acer CEO Jason Chen says PC prices could fall by late 2027 despite memory shortages.

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Sep 22, 2026

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Acer CEO predicts PC prices drop by late 2027

Acer CEO Jason Chen says PC prices could fall by late 2027 despite memory shortages.

In brief

Acer CEO Jason Chen says PC prices could fall by late 2027 despite memory shortages. Acer CEO Jason Chen predicts PC prices will drop by late 2027 as RAM shortages ease, contrasting with other memory manufacturers' forecasts. Originally reported by Mashable.

Acer CEO Jason Chen

Acer Chairman and CEO Jason Chen delivers a speech behind a COMPUTEX podium during a press event ahead of the exhibition

Acer CEO Jason Chen predicts pc prices could drop by late 2027.

Memory shortage impact

Memory shortage impact

Surging ai demand has pushed dram prices up fivefold since last year.

Other manufacturers' forecasts

Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra and SK Hynix CEO Kwak Noh-Jung project shortages peaking in 2027.

Chen's view on supply

Chen argues ram and ssd supply has caught up with demand, with shortages limited to high-end components.

Price expectations

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Chen expects pc prices to climb 5-10 percent before late 2027 with a peak in early 2027.

Chinese manufacturers

Chen cites cxmt as a potential supplier despite pentagon blacklist inclusion.

Consumer outlook

Consumers face a range of forecasts from price drops by late 2027 to relief in 2028 or later.

The big picture

Acer CEO Jason Chen predicts PC prices will drop by late 2027 as RAM shortages ease, contrasting with other memory manufacturers' forecasts.

Read the original on Mashable

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