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micron wasn't just a designer and builder of these products... they also have their own fabs. there are only a few companies that actually produce the RAM and NAND chips used in these products. micron was one of them. the other 2 big ones are skhynix and samsung...
someone please correct me if i'm wrong, but this seems like a massive manufacturing gap that needs to be filled. it's not easy to just find a new supply of chips.
Its not the first that this has come up, either. IIRC a tsunami massively impacted DDR4 production, i remember the 2x16GB kit that i bought months before had gone up to $500+ USD.