KeyBanc: Google is in talks for long-term storage agreements until 2035, while HP and Dell have extended theirs until 2031.
KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst John Vinh noted in a report that the trend of storage supply lock-in is intensifying, with HP and Dell extending supply agreements until 2031, and Google negotiating long-term agreements covering up to 2035. Previously, approximately 80% of Samsung Electronics' memory chip production capacity for next year had already been locked in through long-term supply agreements.
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