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'Customer demand will remain higher than our supply capacity even beyond 2030': SK hynix CEO predicts memory supply crisis may run even longer than we feared
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Multiple motherboard and PC component makers move forward with Chinese-made memory validation
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What memory crisis? 79% of PC Gamer readers are rocking 32 GB or more RAM in their gaming rigs
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New IDC report claims worldwide PC shipments fell by 5% but revenue didn't, as 'vendors are pushing through price increases faster than demand is dropping'
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'Thank you again rural Walmart': Redditor picks up 32 GB of memory for $50, twice
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Analysts think SK hynix's DRAM and NAND prices will finally drop by the end of 2028, but not before a huge rise over the next year
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Meta's solution to the global memory shortage is to use DDR4 in a DDR5 server, with a custom chip making the impossible possible
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SK hynix to invest over $60 billion in chip plants in South Korea, but the memory crisis still seems a long way from being over
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With 32 GB as a minimum and 64 GB as the recommended amount, Cinder City's RAM requirements are all kinds of wrong in today's AI-mangled memory market