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The ongoing shortage of memory chips–which has been primarily attributed to AI companies buying up available stock–could push the launch of the PS6 console toward the end of the current decade, analysts believe.
Speaking to Bloomberg, experts who claim to be familiar with Sony’s strategies say that the current demand and rising costs of RAM have led to a “major upset” to Sony’s plans, as it is now considering pushing the PS6 launch to 2028 or even 2029. This lines up with a January report where a senior analyst claimed that there is a “high likelihood that the PS6 launch will occur after 2028.”
Recently, Sony confirmed that it has enough memory to meet demand for PS5 consoles throughout 2026, but it is planning to negotiate with various suppliers to secure a reliable supply going forward. “As for securing a supply of memory, we are already in a position to secure the minimum quantity necessary to manage the year-end selling season of next fiscal year–October to December 2026,” Sony CFO Lin Tao said.
Tao added that the “hardware sales strategy can be adjusted flexibly,” suggesting that the PS5 generation could be around for some time yet. It’s also worth noting that the rising
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