Seagate Shares Dip Again as AI Storage Demand Pinches Supply
Seagate shares fell 2.3% to $723.81 Tuesday, extending Monday’s 6.87% drop after CEO Dave Mosley warned new factories would take too long to meet surging AI-driven demand for hard drives. Mosley said Seagate is boosting output by upgrading existing plants and technology, not building new facilities. Investors remain concerned about supply shortages despite strong revenue and cash flow.