(Image credit: Future) Though the memory crisis has proven to be a thorn in the side of most major businesses, the scarcity has led to a lot of interest in manufacturer SK hynix. It seems companies are lining up at its doors in search of contracts, and the world's second-largest memory maker is unable to meet demand. As reported by Reuters , potential proposals from other businesses include financing equipment to raise production capacity. Three people reportedly told Reuters that one firm offers ultraviolet lithography machines, which are worth hundreds of millions of dollars. One source tells Reuters, "Regardless of the type of offer, available capacity is essentially zero right now." They continue. "There isn't even a small portion that ​can be designated for a specific customer." Two people reportedly told Reuters that SK hynix is cautious of taking contracts for deals, as making those deals could lose the company money in the long term.…