Intel says it has enough memory stockpiled to continue to sell Lunar Lake to plan. According to CFO, David Zinsner, the company has dodged the worst of the ongoing memory crisis by being "relatively aggressive" in securing memory for the mobile chip.
"I think we've got what we need based on the current forecast," Zinsner says. "Of course, that could always tick up, and then we would need more memory which would kind of impact gross margins. But we were relatively aggressive in terms of getting the memory early" (transcript via SeekingAlpha).
