HP reckons memory chip crunch will linger next year, warns of PC sales slump - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiugFBVV95cUxPTXVXUXY4WFB4ODdYTzdNdldRRkk4YjZ3U0lvaENDSkluYnF4bmE1dUlmZF9iaC1VX3lGWGtkV0p4dTBQU25aenVQNVdsU2h5NVZNejFTZXd4Z29DX2ZESWR2aHJvdUpzSWdfbm80bkhpblgtU01oZ1cxZEFRSTk0RThkdzJsR0VCRXZzZDRwdWhrd0hYM1JPc0dWS1UzQjZkTU9OMTNxXzc3ZGdLb2RvVlRmeEhLVGY0a3c?oc=5" target="_blank">HP reckons memory chip crunch will linger next year, warns of PC sales slump</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

HP Inc. anticipates that the memory chip shortage will continue into the next year, forecasting a decline in PC shipments and a potential slump in sales.

HP Inc. expects the memory chip shortage to persist into the next year, leading to a forecasted decline in PC shipments and a potential slump in sales.

HP's CFO reports a 100% increase in memory prices for the current quarter and anticipates further rises, indicating the memory shortage's ongoing impact on the PC industry.

Investors are concerned about HP's upcoming earnings report, focusing on the impact of the memory chip shortage and a potential slump in the printing segment.

HP and Dell's weak forecasts have led to share selloffs and raised doubts about the PC market's recovery, highlighting challenges like the memory chip shortage.