Afaik production of nand was reduced as some of the lines can be repurposed for dram that's more in demand.

Significantly increasing supply is also a huge multi year investment into a new fab that'd likely not pay out when the artificial demand breaks down.

> Significantly increasing supply is also a huge multi year investment into a new fab

so, are there huge multi-year investments?

	▲	Numerlor 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		There aren't because nobody is betting on ai demand to last. Then they'd have a couple billion dollar fab sitting around doing nothing and employees that'd have to be fired. There already was scaling back for dram and and production post COVID, where I believe nand was being sold close to cost because of oversupply