The blame was placed on “the global economic landscape”, though at the time the announcement was made, you could narrow things down to the situation in the Middle East, or the ongoing memory shortage crisis. For context, the company has its fiscal year ending on 31 March 2027, so prices should remain unchanged at least up until then. Or rather, any price increases before then will be unlikely to be caused by the memory shortage. After all, the memory shortage crisis looks like it won’t be ending until at least 2030, with some saying it will be ongoing for another decade after. And thanks to the memory shortage crisis, it’s a trend that will continue for years to come.