Sony just slammed the brakes — hard.
Almost its entire lineup of SD cards and CFexpress cards? Shipment halted.
Entry-level 64GB? Gone.
High-end 1920GB monsters pushing 1800MB/s? Also gone.
No stock. No timeline. Just silence.
Official reason? One line:
Global semiconductor shortage.
Memory chips are running dry.
Many thought the chip crisis was yesterday’s story. Old news. Priced in.
Sony just woke the market up — violently.
When a giant like Sony can’t secure enough memory supply,
this isn’t a hiccup… it’s a structural crack.
The supply chain problem was never fixed.
It was just hidden.
Now it’s back —
and this time, it’s hitting real products, real users, and real demand.
The semiconductor reshuffle isn’t coming.
It’s already here.
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