Micron, one of three companies that make the stacked memory beside AI chips, commits most of each year's supply of it before that year starts.
By Micron's own account, each unit of it uses about three times the silicon of ordinary computer memory.
So while AI memory grows faster than the rest, it takes silicon away from the ordinary memory in phones, laptops and servers, and keeps that short too.
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Micron sells AI memory before the year starts, and each bit takes three times the wafer