On June 26, James Bull, an analyst with RSM UK, highlighted in a report that the escalating investment in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, coupled with intensifying competition in the memory chip market, is already exerting an influence on consumer prices. Both Apple and Microsoft have issued notices regarding price hikes, a move that underscores the industry's response to supply chain constraints. It is projected that by 2026, the four leading tech giants in the United States will allocate a staggering $725 billion towards data centers and AI infrastructure. This surge in demand for memory chips has precipitated supply chain shortages, with the costs associated with constructing an AI-driven economy being transferred to consumers. This trend has the potential to impact inflationary expectations. Industry experts foresee that the supply shortage could extend beyond 2028.