New Delhi, Feb. 10 -- Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has sounded a warning as the demand for AI keeps rising, and it does not have anything to do with processors.

Speaking at Intel's Annual Summit, the Intel CEO revealed that there is no relief for the computer industry in sight as memory-shortage is likely to persist of another two years.

He said that AI is 'sucking' up a lot of memory that the computer industry has.

"I think this whole AI is sucking up a lot of memory. Our mutual friend, Jensen (Huang, Nvidia CEO) tonight, you talk to him. And clearly, he needs a lot of memory for his login and the next-generation product. And so I think it's very important to have that memory. If anything is going to slow down, it is going to be the memory," ...